The beginning of a New Year is a wonderful time to reflect on both the past, present, and future. A time of year that many people are thinking about New Year’s resolutions. Resolving to do certain things is wonderful; carrying out these resolutions can be difficult. It takes commitment, strength, and resolve to see growth in particular areas of our lives. Just before getting back to our study of the Gospel of John, Pastor Josh will lead us through our annual Stewardship month mini-series to help us consider the importance of continuing to grow in the New Year.

The fruit of the Spirit, listed by Paul in Galatians 5, is a commonly memorized list that, on its surface, seems simple enough. It includes virtues many may view as an idealistic goal we may or may not eventually obtain. Yet, as we dig a little deeper, we are left with the reality that this list, as idealistic as it may sound, is not simply an end goal for the spiritual elite amongst us. Rather, these fruits are intended to be seen as an inevitable reality in the life of every believer. The question remains, then, why do so many struggle to bear that fruit? 

We'll look through Paul's list in our Spring Small Groups and seek to address that struggle. As we do, we will see the source of the fruit, the appearance of the fruit, and the process of growing that fruit in our everyday life.

Small groups and our youth and children’s programs will begin January 21st.

More Information and Sign Ups

Come together as a church body to celebrate God’s goodness in 2025 and gain a vision for 2026. We’ll share a meal together, sing praise to God, and share what’s in store for the new year. Dinner will begin at 5:00pm.

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The "Starting Point" class digs into the doctrine and theology of The Chapel, who we are as a body, and what membership looks like. This class serves as a great introduction to The Chapel for new attenders, and is a required step for membership at The Chapel.        

The next class will meet during the Sunday School hour (9:00am) in Room B3 for five Sundays beginning February 1st.

Registration is requested.

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Young girls (ages 4-12) are invited to a morning of fellowship, as we reflect on the power of gratitude, enjoy delicious food and tea, and get creative with a fun craft activity. Saturday, February 7th at 10am. 

Register online by Monday, January 26th.