This evening we will study the parable of The Owner of the Vineyard. If you would like to read ahead you'll find this parable in Matthew 20:1-16...Keep Reading

This evening we will study the parables of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl of Great Price. If you would like to read ahead you'll find these parables in Matthew 13:44-46...Keep Reading

This coming Sunday will mark the tenth week since we’ve met together as a church family on the Lord’s Day. I feel sure that most of us had no idea when this began that we would be apart for so long. But now, with the first of North Carolina’s reopening phases already underway, and the prospect of more to come, we have a lot to think and pray about....Keep Reading

This evening we will study The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. If you would like to read ahead you'll find this parable in Luke 16:19-31. ...Keep Reading

This evening we will study the parable of the rich fool. If you would like to read ahead you'll find it in Luke 12:13-21. Further reading in James 1:17; Ephesians 5:4; Philippians 4:6; Colossians 2:7; and 2 Thessalonians 1:3....Keep Reading

The end of our Awana year is drawing to a close and we want to recognize your achievements! Join us for the Year-End Celebration. Just click the image below!...Keep Reading

UPDATE: While the restrictions of social distancing persist, we will continue to meet virtually on Sundays via livestream and Wednesday evenings via Zoom. For this reason, and until we can meet again in person, we will be delivering your "Its Thursday, but Sunday is Coming" one day earlier. Each week, on Wednesday morning, we will deliver both our prayer sheet (with updated requests and praises from the previous week) and our upcoming Wednesday evening Bible study's Zoom invite information....Keep Reading

As mentioned last week, we will be holding our first Wednesday Evening Bible Study and Prayer Meeting via Zoom connection this Wednesday, April 22nd, at 6:30pm. ...Keep Reading

During these past few weeks, the routine of our lives have changed. I’m hearing that some of you have more time on your hands, while others of you are busier than ever before. By necessity most of us have needed to learn new skills, say in technology, to keep ourselves connected. And perhaps we’ve also rediscovered a few low-tech standbys, like puzzles or board games, to help us pass the time. Maybe you’re brushing up on your cooking skills. Maybe you’re reading a wonderful book. Maybe your kids are driving you nuts. Maybe you’re lonely....Keep Reading

An important announcement for our Awana parents!...Keep Reading