Make plans to have lunch with us immediately following our service this week. We gather in Plaza Park at noon. We enjoy fellowship and a meal in plain sight of our neighbors.
Bring your lunch to church, purchase take-out at any of the restaurants in Old Towne Orange, or get a slice of our world-famous Buck-O-Slice Pizza. Guests eat free.
Please bring a blanket or folding chair. We can’t wait to share a meal with you in the city we love.
Make plans to have lunch with us immediately following our service this week. We gather in Plaza Park at noon. We enjoy fellowship and a meal in plain sight of our neighbors.
Bring your lunch to church, purchase take-out at any of the restaurants in Old Towne Orange, or take advantage of our world-famous Buck-O-Slice Pizza. If you're our guest, pizza is on us.
Please bring a blanket or folding chair. We can’t share a meal with you in the city we love.
Make plans to have lunch with us immediately following our service this week. We gather in Plaza Park at noon. We enjoy fellowship and a meal in plain sight of our neighbors.
Bring your lunch to church, purchase take-out at any of the restaurants in Old Towne Orange, or take advantage of our world-famous Buck-O-Slice Pizza. If you're our guest, pizza is on us.
Please bring a blanket or folding chair. We can’t wait to be together!
Make plans to have lunch with us immediately following our service this week. We gather in Plaza Park at noon. We get the chance to enjoy fellowship and a meal in plain sight of our neighbors.
Bring your lunch to church, purchase take-out at any of the restaurants in Old Towne Orange, or take advantage of our world-famous Buck-O-Slice Pizza. If you're our guest, pizza is on us.
Please bring a blanket or folding chair.
On Sunday guest preacher Ben Kreps shared from Psalm 133. Jesus’ saving work unites Christians to one another. Unity in the church is a gift to enjoy, a treasure to protect, and a message to communicate. May we cherish and guard our precious blood-bought unity.
On Sunday Pastor Dustin preached from 1 Peter 4:12-19. We tend to see Christian suffering as evidence we’re doing something wrong. But Christians should expect to suffer when they’re doing something right. Opposition to Christianity is normal, it’s a God-given test of our faith, it proves God is with us, and it points us to our future salvation.
On Sunday Pastor Eric preached from 1 Peter 3:8-17. We have no say in many of life’s trials. However, when it comes to suffering for righteousness’ sake, there are plenty of times we have to choose. Faithfulness to God often means ridicule from men. When faced with the choice, we choose to suffer because the good life is a life of fellowship with our Savior, not a life of worldly comfort.
On Sunday Pastor Eric preached from 1 Peter 3:1-6. God calls wives to “the beautiful faith of fearless submission” as one author describes it. This is countercultural. It honors women. Christian women draw strength and dignity from the affirmation of God. They are precious to Him.