“‘Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and hold fast to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.’ This mystery is profound, and I am saying that it refers to Christ and the church.”
Ephesians 5:31-32

Our marriages reflect the glorious truth of the gospel. That’s why we give ourselves, by God’s grace, to grow as husbands and wives — so that Christ is honored in our love for one another. But this is no easy task.

Marriage is Difficult
God is Faithful
DIscipleship is Needed

We offer a course to help married couples refresh and refine their relationship. This course is designed for any couple who desires to grow — whether newlywed, empty-nester, or retired.

Pastor Mike and his wife, Lois, host and lead. Meetings will be held on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month for 9 months beginning in September. Each couple who joins will take a “leave of absence” from their small group.

Spots Are Limited

If you and your spouse are interested, click the link below for more details and to submit an application. The group will be finalized in the next few weeks and you’ll be notified if you have a spot.

Lace up your basketball shoes and come join us at El Camino Real Park for basketball night next week. It’s an easy way to play, improve your fitness, and, most of all, to meet our neighbors.

6:30pm-8:30pm
Tuesday 6/24/2025

Contact Eric Fang with your questions and to get on the email list.

Manhood as It’s Meant to Be

Each Father’s Day, we bestow our coveted Manliest Man Award on one individual. This award isn’t for muscles and mustaches or boxing and brute. Rather, we give this award to a man who has exhibited the things God desires in men while living to glorify God. This individual’s life is an example of true biblical manhood.

We want to hear from you about how the men in our church glorify God. You can do this by nominating someone to receive this award on Father’s Day. Please fill out the form below to submit your nomination(s).

Manhood as It’s Meant to Be

Each Father’s Day, we bestow our coveted Manliest Man Award on one individual. This award isn’t for muscles and mustaches or boxing and brute. Rather, we give this award to a man who has exhibited the things God desires in men while living to glorify God. This individual’s life is an example of true biblical manhood.

We want to hear from you about how the men in our church glorify God. You can do this by nominating someone to receive this award on Father’s Day. Please fill out the form below to submit your nomination(s).

We gather twice a year for all-church member meetings. The pastors use these to equip us to be healthy, productive, informed church members. We need you there.

Sunday, June 1st
Immediately After our service

It’s an open meeting; all members and regular attenders are invited. Pack a lunch or bring cash for buck-o-slice pizza. Contact the church office with your questions.

House of Hope

The House of Hope is a great place to give your time, energy, and kindness to our neighbors. We are there two Wednesdays a month to serve a meal, build relationships with the residents, and play games with the kids.

All You Need to Do is Be There

The more church members who join, the merrier. Come experience all the great things the Lord is doing. Hit the button below to contact Diane for more information.

This Sunday at 5 PM

Our Communion Service is finally here! Our regular morning service is cancelled and the Communion Service begins at 5pm. This is a special Sunday. We’ll gather together for a banquet-style meal and reflect on the broken body and shed blood of Jesus Christ.

Please note: we need your help to make this service happen! See below for what you can bring. For additional questions, hit the button or contact Sue Card.

• Households of 1 or 2, bring a side (green salad, mashed potatoes, macaroni salad, etc.).

• Households of 3 or 4, bring an entree.

• Households of 5 or more, bring a side and an entree.

• We’re counting on volunteers for dessert. If you want to bring something sweet to share, please do!

Communion Service 3/9 at 5pm

Every year on Daylight Savings Sunday we hold a special service. On Sunday, March 9th we’ll celebrate our annual Communion Service at the Woman’s Club. Our regular morning service is canceled and we gather for a meal at 5pm. We will eat, talk, laugh, sing, and, most importantly, reflect on the broken body and shed blood of Jesus Christ.

This is a potluck so we need your help to make it happen! See below for what to bring and other questions you may have. If you would like to help out or have additional questions, contact Sue Card.

FAQS

What should I bring?

• Households of 1 or 2, bring a side (green salad, mashed potatoes, macaroni salad, etc.).

• Households of 3 or 4, bring an entree.

• Households of 5 or more, bring a side and an entree.

• We’re counting on volunteers for dessert. If you want to bring something sweet to share, please do!

Is a baby/toddler included in my household size? 

If you expect your child to eat the food with us, please count them.

Will there be childcare?

No. We’ll be together the entire time, so don't feel bad about getting up and down from your seat with your children. Think of it like a family dinner.

Who should take communion?

All who have trusted in Christ for the forgiveness of their sins whether members or guests. Click here to read our beliefs about communion.

How can I keep my dish warm? 

Plan to bring your crockpot. You’ll be able to plug it in at the buffet table. 

I have special dietary needs. Will there be food for me to eat? 

This is a potluck so everyone is contributing. We would advise you to bring something you know you can eat.

Are guests and regular attenders welcome?

Yes! We would love for all to join us.