In the world today, many people have experienced war, ethnic conflict, floods, car accidents, domestic abuse, or crime. Many of them have been wounded by these things. The church should be helping its members who are suffering (Acts 20:28) as well as being light and salt in the world.

Healing the Wounds of Trauma: How the Church Can Help is intended to help people recover from trauma and loss. It is particularly focused on helping the local church respond to hurting people in a way that is helpful, rather than harmful. Each lesson presents what the Bible and mental health best practices teach about how to heal from trauma.”

Schedule: We’ll meet Thursday and Friday evening, and then during the day on Saturday: June 19-21,

Thursday & Friday from 5-9pm

Saturday from 8:30-3:30pm

Cost: $40, which includes a textbook, snacks, and a lunch on Saturday

Everyone is welcome to attend our annual meeting where we praise God for all He has done in our church over the last year.

At this meeting, we will have various ministry leaders sharing updates in their departments, as well as vote on our annual budget.

All votes are members-only, but the meeting is open for anyone to attend.

*No childcare available

A time for families to play and get to know one another. Open for parents, Grandprents, and Caregivers to get to know other families. This event is open to the community.

We’ll see you there! 😁

Want to get baptized?

Our next baptism is Sunday, August 24th at 6pm in the Cambridge Backyard. Join us for a night of worship, powerful testimonies, and seeing others take their next step of faith in Jesus by being baptized.

Why do we get baptized? As a sign and symbol of our sins being washed away by Jesus. Baptism doesn’t save us and get us to heaven, but it is a picture of our salvation in Jesus. Jesus commands it, so we do it!

Baptism is open to anyone 4th grade and older.