Upcoming Events
October 2025
WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALIVE: WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A COVENANT PEOPLE?
Wednesday, October 22, 5:30 pm, Fellowship Hall. Nancy Greene will discuss what it means to live under the New Covenant. What does it mean to be God’s Covenant People? We will discuss the meaning of the Old Testament Covenant with Moses and the people of Israel and explore how the New Covenant in Christ changed our relationship with God in ways that Moses and the Jewish people could not have imagined. To avoid food waste, RSVPs are encouraged but not required; register through the Church Office or on Realm. Cost: $8/person or $25/family. Menu: Chicken, potatoes, green beans, rolls.
​WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALIVE: FOUNDATION STRONG-PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Wednesday, October 29, 5:30 pm, Fellowship Hall. Michelle Melton and David Rogers celebrate the impact of giving to support our church's mission and operations, and the joy of growing our giving at every stage in life. To avoid food waste, RSVPs are encouraged but not required; register through the Church Office or on Realm. Cost: $8/person or $25/family. Menu: Beef-Vegetable Soup and Chicken Noodle Soup, and cheese toast.
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November 2025
FAITH AND FICTION
Sunday, November 2, 2025, 4:00 pm, off-site. The Faith and Fiction book club kicks off in the fall. Contact Sarah Wentz for more information. The book we will discuss is The Sweetness of Water by Nathan Harris.
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALIVE: PRESBYTERIAN DISASTER ASSISTANCE
Wednesday, November 5, 5:30 pm, Fellowship Hall. Sally and Gwin Hilton, Betsy Keith, and Brian Schroder will discuss their relief work in Western North Carolina to assist those affected by Hurricane Helene. To avoid food waste, RSVPs are encouraged but not required; register through the Church Office or on Realm. Cost: $8/person or $25/family. Menu: Baked spaghetti casserole, salad, bread.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALIVE: A THANKFUL HARVEST OF GLOBAL FRIENDS AND PARTNERS IN FAITH
Wednesday, November 12, 5:30 pm, Fellowship Hall. Katie Reese will update us on our Presbytery’s relationship, including our church’s Guatemala Partnership and Malawi, Africa relationship, with slide pics as a picture paints a thousand words. To avoid food waste, RSVPs are encouraged but not required; register through the Church Office or on Realm. Cost: $8/person or $25/family.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT ALIVE: SNIPPETS FROM DR. JERRY HARVEY’S “THE ABILENE PARADOX”
Wednesday, November 19, 5:30 pm, Fellowship Hall. Charlie Grissom will briefly introduce "The Abilene Paradox," which is about managing agreement, avoiding failure, and improving communication. To avoid food waste, RSVPs are encouraged but not required; register through the Church Office or on Realm. Cost: Free. Menu: Thanksgiving Dinner.
December 2025