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Lent 2026: Tell Me Something Good

This Lenten season, we will be focusing on the theme, Tell Me Something Good: Grounding Ourselves in the Good News this Lent. Created by A Sanctified Art, this series asks the questions: “what are the core, foundational concepts of Jesus’ life and ministry? What makes each of these good news? Can we trust that the … Continued

Advent 2025: What do you fear?

This Advent, we will be focusing on the theme “What do you fear?: Insisting on Hope this Advent.” Created by A Sanctified Art, this series will walk us through the Gospel of Luke, looking at the stories of Jesus’s birth – stories with implications of fear of the world around them layered throughout the texts. … Continued

Words for the Beginning

By Chrissy Tatum Williamson Words for the Beginning. Beginnings are exciting, they fly on the wings of vulnerable hopes; and they are tethered by risk of not becoming reality. Advent is a season of beginnings. These are characterized by hope and fear, reward and risk, preparation and whimsy, and the reality that before anything can … Continued

Faith Formation Small Groups

Throughout the next ministry year, we will offer small groups again as part of our Faith Formation opportunities. Much like last year, the small groups will pair with once-a-month Faith Forums which will focus on various topics throughout the year. Campbell professor and New Testament Scholar, Dr. Jennifer Garcia Bashaw will be here this fall to … Continued

Faith After Doubt Book Study – July 2024

During July, Pastor Chrissy will lead us in a book study on Faith After Doubt by Brian D. McLaren, as our faith formation opportunity for the summer. All are invited to attend the two gatherings on Sunday, July 7 and Sunday, July 21 at 4:00 pm in the Gathering Room. You can purchase the book locally at Quail Ridge … Continued

Wander With Us This Lent

By Chrissy Tatum Williamson Sometimes the spiritual path is simple and straightforward. Faith comes effortlessly and life feels full of hope. More often – I would dare to say – the path is not so straight, but rather windy and sometimes even repetitively so.  Often times when we turn to our Bibles, we find a … Continued