Annual Communion Service
This Sunday, March 8th, 2020
5:00-7:00PM

Our annual Communion Service is this Sunday. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. You get 7 extra hours of sleep. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

4 Reasons to Eagerly Participate

1. A helpful focus on a regular practice. We take communion on Sundays more often than not. That regularity can dim its significance. Highlighting it for one evening reminds us what a privilege it is to partake.

2. An opportunity to make new friends. You’ll have an opportunity to sit with people you may not know. You’ll have time to hear their story and share yours. It’s a simple but wonderful way to love your neighbors.

3. It’s good for your soul. God feeds us at the communion table. He has given us the Lord’s Supper as a means of grace to nourish our souls.

4. It only works if you’re there. The church is the people of God. Our meetings only work if you’re there. Though this requires a schedule change on your Sunday, do all you can to be there with us.

The meal is a potluck. Everyone is contributing. Find out what to bring here and email the church office with any questions.

For those of you wondering about sharing germs, we’ll be drinking from individual cups and our bread will be pre-cut.

March 8th, 2020
5:00-7:00PM

Our annual Communion Service is two weeks away. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

4 Reasons to be excited about the communion service

1. A helpful focus on a regular practice. We take communion on Sundays more often than not. That regularity can dim its significance. Highlighting it for one evening reminds us what a privilege it is to partake.

2. An opportunity to make new friends. You’ll have an opportunity to sit with people you may not know. You’ll have time to hear their story and share yours. It’s a simple but wonderful way to love your neighbors.

3. It’s good for your soul. God feeds us at the communion table. He has given us the Lord’s Supper as a means of grace to nourish our souls.

4. It only works if you’re there. The church is the people of God. Any of our meetings are only effective when we all come together. Though this disrupts our normal rhythm of Sunday mornings, do all you can to be there with us.

The meal is a potluck. Everyone is contributing. Find out what to bring here and email the church office with any questions.

Our annual Communion Service is almost here. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

March 8th, 2020

5:00-7:00PM

This is a family-style meal which means controlled chaos. Kids will be running around. People will be up and about. And that's ok.

It's an opportunity to make new friends. Plan to sit with people you don't know well or don't know at all.

It’s a potluck.

Here’s what we need you to bring:

• Households of 1 or 2, bring a side.

• Households of 3 or 4, bring an entree.

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

• Dessert is voluntary. If you want to bring something sweet to share, then please do!

*Your household is the number of people who will be eating the meal. No need to count infants.

Email the church office if you have any questions.

His body broken
His blood poured out

Join us for our annual Communion Service. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

March 8th, 2020

5:00-7:00PM

This is a family-style meal which means controlled chaos. Kids will be running around. People will be up and about. And that's ok.

It's an opportunity to make new friends. Plan to sit with people you don't know well or don't know at all.

We are all providing the meal.

Here’s what we need you to bring:

• Households of 1 or 2, bring a side.

• Households of 3 or 4, bring an entree.

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

• We’re looking for volunteers to bring dessert. If you want to bring something sweet to share, then please do.

*Your household is the number of people who will be eating the meal. No need to count infants.

Email the church office if you have any questions.

His body broken
His blood poured out

Join us for our annual Communion Service. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

March 10th

5:00-7:00PM

This is a family-style meal which means controlled chaos. Kids will be running around. Volunteers will be serving food. And that's ok.

It's an opportunity to make new friends. Plan to sit with people you don't know well or don't know at all.

You Are Helping Us Make the Meal

The church will provide the main dish. Members and regular attenders contribute the following:

• Households of 1 or 2 people bring a vegetable side or salad.

• Households of 3 bring mashed potatoes.

• Households of 4 or more brings mashed potatoes and a dessert.

*Your household is the number of people who will be eating the meal. No need to count infants.

Email the church office if you have any questions.

His body broken
His blood poured out

Join us for our annual Communion Service. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

March 10th

5:00-7:00PM

This is a family-style meal which means controlled chaos. Kids will be running around. Volunteers will be serving food. And that's ok.

It's an opportunity to make new friends. Plan to sit with people you don't know well or don't know at all.

The church will provide the main dish. Members and regular attenders contribute the following:

• Households of 1 or 2 people bring a vegetable side or salad.

• Households of 3 bring mashed potatoes.

• Households of 4 or more brings mashed potatoes and a dessert.

*Your household is the number of people who will be eating the meal. No need to count infants.

Email the church office if you have any questions.

Our annual Communion Service is this Sunday. All the details are here.

We Gather Around Jesus

This service provides a unique opportunity for us to celebrate the gospel. As a family, we gather around Jesus, the Sacrificial Lamb who laid down His life for us. Our feast this Sunday will be a faint echo of the great feast that is coming at the end of time. A feast that Jesus paid for with His own blood. An unending feast that will be unmatched in joy.

The song above pictures this reality. Listen to it as a way to prepare your heart for our time together this weekend. 

COME TO THE FEAST

Verse 1
Go to the highways and hedges
Go to the furthest of fields
Go and compel the sick and the well
Our Father's house will be filled

Verse 2
Go to the streets of the city
Bring in the crippled and blind
All who would taste this banquet of grace
Must come and waste no more time

Chorus
Come to the feast
Come to the table
The great and the least
The rich and the poor
Come to the feast
Come to the table
Come and hunger no more

Verse 3
In the robe of the Lamb you'll be covered
Dressed in His pure righteousness
For all of your guilt His blood it was spilt
So come by your Father be blessed

HIS BODY BROKEN, HIS BLOOD POURED OUT

Join us for our annual Communion Service. We do this once a year on Daylight Savings Sunday. Our morning service is canceled and we gather in the evening for a feast punctuated by the remembrance of the death of Jesus Christ.

MARCH 11TH

5:00-7:00PM

This is a family-style meal which means controlled chaos. Kids will be running around. Volunteers will be serving food. And that's ok.

It's an opportunity to make new friends. Plan to sit with people you don't know well or don't know at all.

The church will provide the main dish. Members and regular attenders contribute the following:

• Households of 1 or 2 people bring a vegetable side or salad.

• Households of 3 bring mashed potatoes.

• Households of 4 or more brings mashed potatoes and a dessert.

Email the church office if you have any questions.