Holding a combined service fosters unity and strengthens the broader community of faith by bringing together diverse believers for worship, fellowship, and shared mission. It creates an opportunity for collaboration, mutual encouragement, and the exchange of ideas, making the body of Christ more vibrant and impactful in the community.
Next Combined Service is March 9th @ 10am.

Early Morning Prayer at 9am

Ladies, we invite you to join us for a refreshing and empowering church retreat! Come together for a weekend of fellowship, personal growth, inspiring teachings, and deepening connections with God and each other — it’s the perfect opportunity to recharge and strengthen your faith in a peaceful and welcoming environment. Don’t miss out on this chance to grow spiritually, relax, and make lasting memories.
Women’s Retreat is April 4-6 in Grapeland, TX
Register at this link

Prayer is at the heart of replanting churches, serving as the foundation upon which transformation is built. As church leaders and congregations embark on the journey of revitalization, prayer provides guidance, wisdom, and strength, ensuring that every step is aligned with God’s will. This replant exploratory process is being led by a joint intercessory team that meets 3 times a month, helping these churches to remain focused on the ultimate purpose of replanting: to glorify God and serve others.
Submit a Prayer Request Here

Church town hall meetings are vital for fostering open communication between leadership and the congregation, ensuring everyone is informed about the church’s vision, goals, and ongoing initiatives. They create a space for members to voice their concerns, ask questions, and provide feedback, promoting transparency and collaboration. These meetings strengthen the church community by encouraging active participation and ensuring that decisions reflect the collective input of the congregation.
Next Town Hall/Prayer Meeting on March 19 @ 6:30pm

Elder and staff meetings during a church replant conversation are crucial for aligning the leadership team on the vision, strategy, and goals of the revitalization process. These discussions allow for the sharing of insights, challenges, and prayerful consideration, ensuring that decisions are made with unity and wisdom. By collaborating closely, elders and staff can address both the spiritual and practical aspects of replanting, creating a cohesive plan that supports the church's renewal and growth.
Last Elder Meeting Feb 23 @ 6pm
Next Ministry Team Meeting Mar. 4 @ 7pm