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Good News is Louder Than Fear

This Advent, we remember the world Jesus entered, a world marked by fear and uncertainty much like our own. Into that world God speaks, “Do not be afraid.” As we journey with Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and the magi, we see ordinary people who felt fear but chose trust. As we light candles and sing familiar carols, we remember that God meets us with good news. Our hope is resilient because Christ has come, and this season we insist on hope, trusting that the good news of Jesus is louder than fear.

Worship with us in-person or online, Sunday’s 8:30 AM (Contemporary Worship) and 10 AM (Traditional Worship).

November 30: Luke 1:5-13 & Lam 3:55-57, In a Time of Fear, We Long for God to Break In

December 7: Matthew 11:1-11 & Isaiah 43:19-21, When We’re Running Out of Hope, God is at Work

December 14: Luke 1:26-39 & Jeremiah 1:4-10, Even in Our Fear, We Are Called Forward

December 21: Matthew 1:18-25 & Isaiah 41:5-10, When You’re Afraid, Give Me Your Hand

December 24: Luke 2:1-20, Good News is Louder Than Fear

December 28: Matthew 2:13-15, 19-23, Let Fear Fuel a Fire for Justice

January 4: Matthew 2:1-12, 16-18, Fear Doesn’t Stop Us

January 11: Matthew 3:13-17, Fear Is Not Our Future

 

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Celebrate Christmas at Hunt’s Church

Christ the Savior is born! Join us on Wednesday, December 24 at 5pm or 8pm to welcome the light of the world, born in a manger. Our hearts shall sing as we celebrate the song of God.

5pm Family Service: Children’s pageant, Christmas carols, and Lighting of candles & glow sticks

8pm Candlelight Service: Choir & special brass musicians lead joyful Christmas carols, Christmas preaching from Rev. Carissa, and Lighting of candles

 

Potluck Brunch Service

Join us on Sunday, December 28 at 9:30 AM in VanMetre Hall for a warm and welcoming potluck brunch service! This contemporary gathering is a relaxed way to worship, share food, and enjoy community together. Bring a dish if you’d like—or just bring yourself. All are welcome!