
High and Holy Privilege
Zach Young, Director of Music Ministries Last year, I heard a modern hymn from Getty Music with an intriguing title: “Oh, What High and Holy Privilege.” That phrase could allude to many blessings Christians
winter weather update
Church family, our hearts are with you. We know many are still navigating the effects of the winter weather—especially those without power or heat. Please know you are deeply loved, prayed for, and not alone. We’re grateful that power has been restored to the church, and we look forward to gathering for worship this Sunday at 10:40 a.m. There will be no Sunday School this week, but we invite you to come a little early and warm up with us at 9:45 a.m. for coffee, hot chocolate, donuts, and shared fellowship. If you’re able to join us, please use caution in the parking lot, as some slick spots may remain. And if you need to stay home, know we understand and are holding you in prayer.
If you can’t make it on Sundays, not to worry! All of our services are available to watch.

Zach Young, Director of Music Ministries Last year, I heard a modern hymn from Getty Music with an intriguing title: “Oh, What High and Holy Privilege.” That phrase could allude to many blessings Christians

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