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It’s always a good time for prayer and for thinking about blessings. Click the link below to visit our Youth page for A Blessing for Students. Youth

Wrestling with beliefs is part of faith. For some help guiding kids through this wrestling, click the link below to visit our Children’s page. Children

Last month’s Playlist Theme was Belong.  This month’s Playlist Theme is Believe.  Next month’s Playlist Theme is Beginning.  Click the link below to visit our Adult page to see how a woman’s act of forgiveness gave a man a place to belong because she believed in him and gave him the chance for a new …

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The theme for our November Playlists is Believe. We create Playlists for Children, Youth, and Adults. We explore the same topic but with different content. Use the links below to visit each Playlist. Children Playlists Youth Playlists Adult Playlists

This upcoming weekend is Reformation Sunday. Click the link below to visit our Adult page and explore the idea of Reformation as a gift. Adult

Want to know how “bear”longing connects to this month’s Belong Playlist Theme? Click the link below to visit our Children’s page. Children

The theme for our October Playlists is Belong. We create Playlists for Children, Youth, and Adults. We explore the same topic but with different content. Use the links below to visit each Playlist. Children Playlists Youth Playlists Adult Playlists

In Pastor Andrea’s sermon on Sunday, she referenced a story she saw on the news. Today we’re sharing that story with you. Click the link below to visit our Adult page for more. Adult

Studies show that anxiety is on the rise for all ages, including teens. Click the link below to visit our Youth page for some ideas on how to help teens through rough times With God’s Help. Youth

When it comes to trying new things, we all need a little encouragement. What about serving at a worship service? Click the link below to visit our Children’s page for ideas on how to be brave and try a new thing. Children