Band of Brothers
Wednesday Evening Study

From April 30 to May 21, the Band of brothers will be studying from a series called “The Art of Neighboring.” (After that, they will break for the summer and will begin a new study in the fall.)

Right Now Media says, “What comes to mind when you think about your neighbors? Maybe you don’t know them very well or, if you’re honest, maybe you think the lady across the street is a bit weird. For many of us, it can be tempting to keep our distance and mind our own business in our  neighborhood. But is that really how God wants us to live? As followers of Jesus, we’ve been called to love both God and our neighbors. It’s easier said than done, but if we push past the fear, time barriers, and pride that can keep us from engaging with others, we can build deep connections with the people in our neighborhood and, most importantly, please God.

In this four-session series based on their book The Art of Neighboring, Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon help us focus on the people within our neighborhood and learn what it means to be a good neighbor. They discuss the importance of pushing through the uncomfortable feelings that come with communicating, investing in, and caring for the people who live near us. What would our communities look like if we took Jesus’s command to love our neighbors as ourselves seriously?”

Sunday Community

At both 9:30 and 11:00 am, we offer a variety of adult Sunday School classes. These smaller groups are a great way to get to know others in the church and to build community. For more information, click here.

Weekly Devotional

We are blessed that a member of Band of Brothers, Fred Ailes, writes weekly devotionals for our men, to encourage and challenge them in their walk with Christ. Click to read: Men’s Devotional

Serving Others

Following the directive of James 1:27  to care for widows and orphans, the Men to Mend Ministry seeks to bless our widows through assistance with tasks like oil changes, home maintenance and repairs, landscape chores – even simple things like a male voice on an answering machine. For more information on how to volunteer with Men to Mend, contact the church office.