Posts with the category “christmas”

Week of December 24-30, 2023...  Read More

Sunday, December 24, 2023...  Read More

Join us for our annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service that includes caroling on the lawn at the conclusion of the service inside. The service begins at 5:30 pm....  Read More

Here are some details about this evening's Lessons & Carols Service and Christmas Banquet following the service.The service begins at 5:30 pm with a special handbell recital at 5:15. Our weekly hymn singing will begin slightly earlier.During the service, all children up through grade 5 will join their parents during the singing of “O Little Town of Bethlehem” during the service. Please insure your...  Read More

Hello musicians and parents of musicians,I’ve heard from a couple of people that they could use a refresher on the exact schedule for our Lessons & Carols events over the coming days.~ ~ ~Hello friends,Lessons & Carols is fast upon us! This year, the service is the PM service on Sunday, 12/17. For those new to our choirs, I’m glad you’re with us! Our custom is to have a long rehearsal the day befo...  Read More

We would like to invite you to our annual greening of the church on Friday, December 15th. We begin at 9 am and conclude around noon. Come even for just a short time. If you have gloves and clippers, bring them, if not, come anyway. We will be stuffing fresh greens in artificial wreaths and making simple arrangements for the niches. If you have any questions, please call Carol Scott at 912-656-066...  Read More

Christmas Eve 2022 Bulletin...  Read More

Sunday, December 25, 2022...  Read More

The careful reader of the Bible, while making their way through 2 Peter, will notice a strangething. The apostle, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, adds to Scripture. In chapter 3 verse8, he loosely quotes (probably from memory) Psalm 90:4, with the Lord one day is as a thousandyears, and where the Psalmist goes on to write, as a watch in the night, Peter writes instead, anda thousand year...  Read More

Christmas Eve bulletin  Read More

Christmas is relevant. We live in a time and place in which embodiment seems to have less and less significance.   Read More