Family Worship Night and Churn-Off

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On Sunday night, June 30th, we will be having Family Worship Night. This is an opportunity for anyone – young or old – to use the talents or abilities God has given them to praise and worship His name. Whatever gift God has given you – singing, playing an instrument, interpretive dance, poetry, drama, comedy, etc. – we would love for you to share it in this praise service. There will be a sign-up sheet on the bulletin board in the Choir Room. Please sign up and be a part of this Family Worship Night!


After worship, we will be having hot dogs and homemade ice cream. Our members are asked to bring a churn of your favorite ice cream to be judged in our “Churn-Off”. Prizes will be awarded all in fun :)

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