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We’ll be celebrating Reformation at worship services this weekend. It’s a reminder that the Church is always changing and reforming. For a story of two churches doing just that, click the link below to visit our Adult page . . . and remember to wear red! Adult

Gratitude is our Playlist Theme this month. You can learn how to nurture gratitude in kids by using the link below to visit our Children’s page. After that, use the menu to explore our Gratitude Playlists for Children, Youth, and Adults. Children

We’re posting our October Playlists today. This month’s theme is Gratitude. 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

Our Playlist Theme this month is Neighbor. Sometimes we don’t realize the impact we can have on another by reaching out and helping them. Click the link below to visit our Adult page to hear how some neighbors helped another neighbor. Adult

Our October Playlists will post next week, but we’re giving you a little preview today. Gratitude will be our theme, and we’ve been singing about that in worship. Click the link below for more about this on our Worship&Music page. Worship&Music

Our Playlist Theme this month is Neighbor. What’s a good neighbor? How can we teach children to be good neighbors? Click the link below to visit our Children’s page. Children

The NFL season kicks off tonight, but for some, it’s more about the community built around it. Click the link below to visit our Youth page to get into the spirit. Youth

Blessings. We use that word a lot, but what does it mean? For some thoughts on this, click the link below to visit our Adult page. Adult

They’re back! We’re posting our September Playlists today. This month’s theme is Neighbor. 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

According to The Harper Collins Study Bible, Psalms “is derived from a Greek term meaning ‘song.’ The Hebrew title of the book, Tehillim, means more specifically ‘hymns’ or ‘songs of praise.’” For more on the Psalms and the songs we sing in worship services today, click the link below to visit our Worship&Music page. Worship&Music