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  For anyone reading this post that feel there is something incomplete about their life, you need "answers" or direction, please do not hesitate to attend any of the three services offered, which includes a contemporary service at 10:00.
  
  Life is enriched when Jesus becomes a personal relationship beyond the Sunday service. We feel richly blessed with Pastors David Streets and Dennis Henley in guiding our spiritual path.
  
  There are so many options to make you feel at home. Please join us!
  
  

  Added January 12, 2017 by Barbara Baker
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  While very familiar with the United Methodist Church, I didn't expect anything unusual. I was pleased to see visitor parking and to be welcomed verbally in a general way from the pastor who said to all 'if you are visiting, know that we have been praying for you to come'. That felt genuine. Sadly, though, there was no one who made an overture to suggest they noticed a visitor among them. There were shared 'good mornings' at the 'shaking hands' time, but neither pastor at the front door or as I left, nor anyone else, asked the simple question, 'are you visiting?' 'I don't think we've met.' This is unfortunate, for this is the way people feel inclined to return and be part of a church family. May God bless your ministries, for they are many, and may you be a welcoming community to all.
  

  Added October 07, 2016 by Deborah Grundman