We hope you've had a lovely Christmas weekend. Join us online for Sunday, December 26. We are taking a look at the year behind us, through the lenses of Colossians 3:12-17, and how to be with and for each other and with and for God. We'll be back in person in the new year! See you at Timberline Old Town on January 2 at 9:30 a.m. Cover Image: Illustration by Natasha Miloshevich on Behance
What was the next day like for the shepherds? Or for Mary and Joseph? Gathering together for a single service after the celebration of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, we’ll take this opportunity to explore living in the ‘ordinary after the extraordinary’
Please come join us online or live on the 26th the day after Christmas. We will have one service at 10 AM. We will have kids coming in their pajamas as well as some fun talking with them. I hope to see you there.
Last year, we gathered outside for Christmas Eve out of necessity. This year, it’s a new tradition.
Especially at Christmastime, we get to celebrate in wonder that the light has come and we do not need to walk or stumble around in the darkness. Jesus is the light of the whole world, a light we all so desperately need!
I hope you can join us for Christmas Eve as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. We will be reading the Christmas story as well as lighting candles for the one who is the light of the world.
Pastor Jeff Lucas in this episode shares about the harder parts of the Christmas season, specifically how you navigate this time of year when you are grieving or struggling.
It's the season of advent. We welcome you to join online or in person.
God desires to connect with us and we can know this through the Christmas Story. Join Pastor Foth for this special Christmas service which also includes our annual "Storytime with Grandpa Foth"