Join us this Advent as we explore our series: “Coming Home for Christmas.” The theme of home and homecoming is a meaningful theme. For many, home means togetherness; it means rest; it means prioritizing relationships over work; it means comfort and safety. As much as we want to feel “at home,” the reality is that much of life feels very differently. In fact, we often feel alienated, like exiles, even in our own houses. Christmas can exacerbate that sense of alienation.

The good news is that our God didn’t rest until he gave us rest in Christ Jesus. Jesus came into our exile, took on our alienation from God and the world, and he carried down into the grave all the things that alienate us from one another and our God. Then he rose from the grave so that you and I, and all restless people, might find our rest in Him.

We hope you’ll be blessed this Advent and Christmas Season as we rediscover how Jesus made His home among us in the midst of our restlessness and gives us the togetherness, rest, comfort, and safety of home by His grace alone.

Dec 3 & 10 @ 6:30pm
Advent Worship Dinner at 5:30pm
Downtown Campus

Dec 17 @ 6:30pm
"A Cozy Christmas" with Blake Flattley & Tanner Olson
Dinner at 5:30pm
Downtown Campus

Dec 24 @ 4:00pm - Christmas Eve Family Service
School Campus

Dec 24 @ 6:30pm - Lessons & Carols
Downtown Campus

Dec 24 @ 10:00pm - Carols by Candlelight 
Downtown Campus

Dec 25 @ 10:00am - Christmas Day Worship
Downtown Campus