From Pastor Lisa’s Desk: All Saints Day – A Day for Hope As many of you know, I grew up as a Roman Catholic, so celebrating All Saints Day on November 1 always included going to Mass. The next day also got celebrated as All Souls Day, although we didn’t

We are happy to announce that the remediation for affected areas from hurricane Helene will be completed next week. Rebuilding will begin soon after that. We were lucky to have a remediation company that started within days after Helene and only stopped working one day for hurricane Milton. Work on

Because the power is still out and the city is under a boil water restriction, we reluctantly must cancel services this Sunday. But rest assured, the power of Christ will never go out, and his living waters will revive and restore us. Last Sunday, we sort of rebranded ourselves as

Ways to help: First, PRAY! Second, just as we did after Hurricane Idalia, we are establishing a fund to help our LCC and Day School families in need from Helene. We raised over $20,000 for Idalia victims in our neighborhoods. The damage from this storm is much greater, so we

Connecting with each and everyone of you is a priority. We are reaching out with texts and calls. If you haven’t been contacted, please help us by reaching out to us. We want to support you in any way we can during this time. With the strength of the Holy

Family Worship Gains Some Exposure We’re Famous! Pardon us while we crow a little, but we’re very proud of the attention our Family Worship service has gotten lately. The Florida-Bahamas Synod featured our service in a recent edition of their e-Spirit newsletter, and we’ve also received nationwide attention from a recent article