Our annual Rummage Sale to support youth mission. Lots of clothing, housewares, books, holiday, shoes, jewelry, and miscellaneous! Low prices!

Our annual Euchre Tournament to raise money for youth mission work and suicide awareness. Double elimination. Blind partners. $20 to play. Cash prizes for top three teams. Concession food available for purchase. Sign up now - event limited to 64 players.

Join us in our sanctuary as we celebrate the resurrection of the Lord together!

Join us outside at Carroll park for an Easter Sunrise service. Bring a warm blanket, treats and cocoa provided.

Join us at 5pm at Trinity Episcopal as we observe Holy Saturday and wait for the resurrection of Christ.

Join us at 12:15 at the Delta Planetarium in downtown Bay City for a community Good Friday Service.

Join us for a community meal and communion service on Maundy Thursday. Pre-registration is required. pLease call the church to sign up.

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

Join us for our monthly lunch and learn with Bay County Treasurer Weston Prince, as he shares all about the Bay County Land Bank.

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

make sure to stop by and grab a hot dog and some treats during the parade!

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

Join us as we learn from Beth Eurich, Director of the Department of Aging, about the programs and offerings for seniors in our community!

Join pastor Brenna at church from 11am-12pm Mondays or 6-7 pm Tuesdays as we study the Lord's prayer this Lent. Each week we will examine a part of the prayer, its theological understandings, and what it means in practical ways during Lent. There is a cost is 8 dollar for the participant booklet. Please sign up by calling the church, emailing, or talking to pastor Brenna

Join us for the morning as we partner with Westminster Presbyterian Church to serve children in our county! On Saturday, Jan. 20th, we need 50 volunteers to meet us at Delta College from 8:45am-12:00pm to help build beds for children in Bay county who don’t them. We will be volunteering for the non-profit Sleep in Heavenly Peace, an incredible organization that has already provided hundreds of beds to kids in need all around us. There is no age limit, anyone can help! Please use the link below to sign up as registration is required. Also if you can’t be there that day but still want to help you can donate new unopened twin size sheets, pillows, and bedding items. We can’t wait to see you there!

Sign up here

We hope you and your family will join us for our candle light Christmas Eve service. Let’s celebrate the coming of Christ together with joy! Yummy treats will be served after. Please note there is no morning service on Dec. 24th!

Join us for our free community concert in the sanctuary. lunch is available for purchase before and after the concert from 11:45-12:25 and from 12:45 to 1:15pm. Today we will be blessed with the music of Dr. Ben Fuhrman playing the mandolin

Could you use a couple of hours to get things done...without the kids? We'll watch them, feed them dinner, and entertain them with games, crafts and music!

REGISTRATION REQUIRED -- we need to know how many to expect!

Sign up in the Commons on Sunday morning or contact our Children's Director, Emily White directly. You will need to sign a release when you drop off.

There is no charge -- but if you want to leave a donation to help us fill our new Kids Reading Room with comfy furnishings and fun books & games...we would love that!

Make sure to mark your calendar for Eddie’s retirement party! Help us send him off in style as he retires after over 50 years in ministry. After worship December 17th in the fellowship hall.

Mary; mother of Jesus, wife of Joseph, child bride, teen mother, fierce protector, justice seeker, faithful servant. The story of Mary is far more than meets the eye. Each Advent season, Christian communities return to Mary’s song, often called the “Magnificat” because of the first word in its Latin translation: Magníficat anima mea Dominum (“My soul magnifies the Lord”). It’s a kind of chorus for the church, an annual refrain: an angel visits an ordinary young woman, gives her good news of great joy – and she lifts her voice to sing.

Advent means “coming” or “arrival.” It’s a season of anticipation, of actively waiting and preparing for Jesus to arrive, and to usher in a new world. In Bethlehem, yes, and also everywhere else, too, including our homes, our lives, our neighborhoods. Mary’s song, then, is about that day long ago; and it’s also about all of us, yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

This Advent I invite you to join us as we follow Mary on her incredible journey of hope and faith.

Join us for our free community concert in the sanctuary. lunch is available for purchase before and after the concert from 11:45-12:25 and from 12:45 to 1:15pm. Today we will be blessed with the music of the Lapeer County Concert Choir .

Join us as we continue our book club reading the book Life Worth Living. Pre-registration is required, but you don’t have to be available to attend all sessions. There will be one meeting a month from through December and we ask the participants finish each section before the meeting so we can have the most fruitful conversation.

What makes a good life? The question is inherent to the human condition, asked by people across generations, professions, and social classes, and addressed by all schools of philosophy and religions. Drawing from the major world religions and from impressively truthful and courageous secular figures, A Life Worth Living is a guide to life’s most pressing question, the one asked of all of us: How are we to live?

Choose from our homemade goodies and simply make a $ donation!
Your generous contributions help our youth go to workcamp and help people

Mary; mother of Jesus, wife of Joseph, child bride, teen mother, fierce protector, justice seeker, faithful servant. The story of Mary is far more than meets the eye. Each Advent season, Christian communities return to Mary’s song, often called the “Magnificat” because of the first word in its Latin translation: Magníficat anima mea Dominum (“My soul magnifies the Lord”). It’s a kind of chorus for the church, an annual refrain: an angel visits an ordinary young woman, gives her good news of great joy – and she lifts her voice to sing.

Advent means “coming” or “arrival.” It’s a season of anticipation, of actively waiting and preparing for Jesus to arrive, and to usher in a new world. In Bethlehem, yes, and also everywhere else, too, including our homes, our lives, our neighborhoods. Mary’s song, then, is about that day long ago; and it’s also about all of us, yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

This Advent I invite you to join us as we follow Mary on her incredible journey of hope and faith.

Join us for our free community concert in the sanctuary. lunch is available for purchase before and after the concert from 11:45-12:25 and from 12:45 to 1:15pm. Today we will be blessed with the music of Dr. Wm. Jean Randall play the Harpsichord.

Save the date: Join us Sunday, December 3 at 4pm

This fun event will take place in the Fellowship Hall and is a fundraiser for Mission and Music ministries. This cabaret of local acts includes special guests Elsa and Anna from “Frozen”! Christmas cookies will be decorated at intermission. A holiday sing-along will conclude the festivities.

All Christmas themed acts are welcome to participate. Contact Jan at jant@tm.net