On Sunday, February 5, we continued our four week sermon series on welcoming by looking at how we can welcome just like Jesus. We looked at some stories to see how Jesus welcomes by crossing boundaries and meeting people where they’re at.
On Sunday, January 29, we started a four week sermon series on welcoming with a look at our COG Welcome Statement and celebrating Reconciling in Christ Sunday. How does our Welcome Statement define who we are here at COG?
On Sunday, January 15, we concluded our sermon series on the Old Testament Book of Jonah. We looked at chapter 4 and learn how, like Jonah, we’ll be challenged by a God who loves our enemies.
On Sunday, January 15, we continued our sermon series on the Old Testament Book of Jonah. We looked at chapters 2 and 3 and explored what they tell us about our God of second chances.
On Sunday, January 8, we began our 3-week sermon series on the Old Testament Book of Jonah. Only 48 verses, this book asks some challenging ethical questions about who we understand God to be and who we are as God’s people. We
looked at the first chapter, in which Jonah tries to run away from God — something I’m guessing most of us have done (or tried to do) on occasion.
On Sunday, January 1, the First Sunday of Christmas, we had a chance to sing more Christmas songs and hear the Christmas story told in readings and video.
On Christmas Day, we celebrated Christmas with a focus on the unexpected way God sent God’s Son to earth. And on the night before, we had two Christmas Eve services to celebrate the night Jesus was born. If you didn’t see the services, or want to see any of them again, check out this post.
On December 11, 2022 we concluded our advent series, the “Advent Conspiracy”. Let’s love all by taking some of the money we saved by spending less on gifts and use it to help people at home and around the world who really need it.
We will have two candlelight worship services at Cross of Glory on Christmas Eve – one at 5:00 pm and one at 11:00 pm. The 5:00 service will be in-person AND live-streamed. The 11:00 service will be in-person only.
On Christmas Day, we will stream a pre-recorded informal service at 9:30 am. Join us from wherever you are! There will NOT be in-person worship on Christmas Day!
On December 11, 2022 we concluded our advent series, the “Advent Conspiracy”. Let’s love all by taking some of the money we saved by spending less on gifts and use it to help people at home and around the world who really need it.