Hey Church Family! 

Here's the scoop on what's coming your way:

Adult Study Group! Join us weekly at 9:30 am as we explore the book of Daniel. It's the perfect way to start your Sunday morning with a dose of inspiration and fellowship.

Kids' Church & Nursery Parents, we've got your back!

Kids' Church for ages 6-11 and Nursery for ages 0-5 are available downstairs after the music portion of the service.

Parent room is also available anytime off the main foyer. 

Click the link below to join us online and worship with us wherever you are.

Join us for Men's breakfast, held every third Saturday at 8 a.m. 

It's a great opportunity for men of all ages to gather, enjoy a hearty breakfast, and build meaningful connections. Don't miss this chance to connect with fellow men in our church family.

This will be the last session for this round!  (Supper at 5:30) 

Many thanks to the Briggs and Pendrak team for their diligence and dedication to organizing this group study. 

We trust that God will continue to work in our families and marriages as we continue to learn and grow as a church. 

St. Patrick himself. Born in Britain over 1600 years ago, St. Patrick's life was one of resilience, faith, and unwavering dedication to spreading the Gospel.

At the tender age of sixteen, Patrick's life took a dramatic turn when Irish pirates raided his village, leading to his capture and enslavement in Ireland. Despite enduring harsh conditions as a shepherd for pigs in the Irish hills, Patrick found solace in his faith, turning to God for comfort and companionship.

After six years of captivity, Patrick received a divine vision that propelled him to escape and return to his homeland. Following further divine guidance, he travelled to Gaul, where he trained for ministry before receiving another vision calling him back to Ireland.

With unwavering determination, Patrick returned to Ireland around A.D. 432 and dedicated the next thirty years to spreading Christianity across the Emerald Isle. His missionary efforts were groundbreaking, focusing on evangelizing tribal kings, which successfully converted many to Christianity.

Despite facing constant opposition and danger, Patrick's faith never wavered. He relied on prayers like "Patrick's Breastplate" for protection, showcasing his unyielding confidence in the Lord. On March 17th, A.D. 461, St. Patrick passed away, leaving a legacy of organizing the church in Ireland and spreading Christianity throughout the land.

While many legends surround St. Patrick's life, such as the tale of him using the shamrock to explain the Trinity, what remains undeniable is his profound impact on Ireland and the Christian faith.