We have Mass to worship and to receive God’s grace, to unify with him and with other worshipers through the sacrament of the Eucharist.
He was a human being, so it was an act that took place in history and is therefore past. He is God, who is outside of time and lives in the eternal present: past and future are always present to him. This means that the actions of Christ on Calvary and on Easter Sunday morning are eternal acts that can be made present again by the power of the Spirit. This is what happens in the Eucharist. The power of Calvary—the sacrifice that takes away sins, heals, and transforms—becomes present and available to us. It can be applied to our need.
Many questions get asked by visitors to church, newcomers to town, and friends and neighbors of our members. Here’s a list of questions that may help you understand what prayer is and why it is so important in the Christian life.
Our church, founded in 1941, has grown into a healthy and vibrant congregation. We currently have more than 600 active members and regular attendees. Our 07:00 a.m. service averages around 60 people; our 09:00 a.m. service usually has about 250 in attendance.
We are committed to Jesus Christ, the Bible, and the Great Commission.
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