In last week’s Wednesday email, I reflected on that startling stat (if you missed it, read it here!):  if one person made one new disciple for Christ - who could then make one more new disciple for Christ each year, and so on – because of exponential math – the entire world could be led to Christ in just 32 (or really, 33 years)!  Wild.And wildly convicting.  I have found myself convicted by this stat. It’s challenged me to ask myself who I am

32 years. That’s all it’d take. Huh? Let me explain.  On Sunday, we had the gift of hearing from Amy (one of our missionary partners, serving in Central Asia for Campus Crusade International), about how her mission work is going, and how she is leading and seeing young women come to faith in Jesus. If you missed it, make sure to watch her part here. It was inspirational, and for me, a real challenge for us as a church. (If you want to

a guest blog by Rebecca DeLucia, Next Generation Pastor I am so excited because today (Wednesday, June 4th), the 6th grade class is going on a town wide scavenger hunt - and our church is featured as a stop -  which means 36 sixth graders and parent chaperones will be welcomed into our building.  But even more amazing is the clue they need to solve to find us:  At the heart where voices raise,A beacon lights with hymns and praise.Steeple stands both tall

“Is it Block Party time again?” This was the question that a neighbor asked Rebecca as they walked by and saw the flags (bunting) up on Saturday. She remembered them being up last year, and seeing them down by the harbor for a gazebo service. Evidently, we’re beginning to have something of a reputation of being the church with the flags hanging. We’re beginning to be the church that is known for putting on the Block Party – for throwing a