Though a bit arbitrary, the start of a new calendar year does give us the opportunity to start something new in our daily habits—not just for us as adults, but also for our kids.

Many years, I find myself reflecting on the meaning of Christmas more in the weeks after December 25th than during the hustle and bustle of carols and parties and cooking and shopping that lead up to it. There’s something about that “well, that’s it, then”-ness of the days between Christmas and New Year’s day that makes the realities of Christmas sink in.

Sunday's service at Beth Ahabah; Christmas Eve services; giving updates; and more...

During this time of year when ‘Best Of’ lists are appearing, I thought I’d add to the Internet noise by sharing my favorite books of 2017. These are not books that were published in 2017. Rather they’re books I read this year, specifically the ones I've been thinking about as my favorites.

It's time! It's here!

Online giving changes; Art for Advent reception; Christian Formation; and more...

As of Monday, January 1, 2018, City Church will begin accepting online contributions through a new-to-us web-based platform. Find out what you can do to help us get ready.

We are compelled, as followers of Christ, to go to all the world and share the good news. When we do, it may not look like we imagine it. Sometimes we’ll watch God use us to change others. More often, we’ll watch God change us.

Pageant and party (help needed); women's retreat early registration ending soon; and more...

Pageant rehearsal; Art for Advent; Mercy Fund on Sunday; and more...

Retreat...waiting...rest...these are words we—as a church and as individuals—have a hard time with. What's it like spending a whole weekend embracing them?

Do you paint, draw, sculpt, write, photograph, compose, or do anything that involves creating? We hope you'll take part in this year's Art for Advent!