Faith Kingdom Men - Join us for a few hours to get some spring cleaning done on the church grounds!

“Many hands make light work.”

We will have a brief parent meeting about SLC Kids camp immediately following worship service in the Kids LOFT upstairs.

On Senior Sunday we ask our graduating Seniors to wear their cap and gown to church and allow us to celebrate their achievements, and send them off to college with words of blessings and encouragement. If you have a senior who would like to participate, please contact event coordinator Kristina Brittain as soon as possible.

Monthly Elder and Deacon meetings are held the third Monday the month.

Elders meet at 6:00pm in the Blessed Hope Classroom.

Deacons meet at 6:30pm in the Commons.

Elders & Deacons meet together at 7:00pm in the Commons.

We will host a potluck lunch and townhall meeting briefly outlining the vision for Faith for the next few years. We hope you will join us.

If you plan to eat, please bring food to share with everyone.

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

We will have a brief parent meeting about SLC YOUTH camp immediately following worship service in the Commons.

Surge is a brand-new summer ministry designed for both middle school and high school students to come together during the summer months for something deeper than just another everyday event. It's an opportunity to step away from the noise of every day life, enjoy the dog days of summer, and encounter God in a real personal way.

In a season were schedules slow down and rhythms shift, Surge creates intentional space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and discover what it truly means to walk with God. Each gathering will be centered on authentic worship, relevant teaching, and moments that invite students to experience God - not just hear about him.

But Surge isn't just about what happens inside the walls.

We're also building in plenty of fun and connection through games, group activities, and road trips that students will actually look forward to. Whether is laughter during a competition, conversations on the road, or shared moments that turn into lasting memories, these experiences are designed to strengthen community and make faith come alive in every day life.

There's something powerful about bringing middle school and high school students together. It creates mentorship, unity, and a sense of belonging across age groups - where younger students feel welcomed and older students step into leadership.

Our heart for Surge is simple: that students wouldn't just attend something - but be changed by it.

We believe this summer can be a turning point. A time where students grow in confidence, deepen their relationship with God, and realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

So get ready for a summer filled with faith, fun, and unforgettable moments.

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Surge is a brand-new summer ministry designed for both middle school and high school students to come together during the summer months for something deeper than just another everyday event. It's an opportunity to step away from the noise of every day life, enjoy the dog days of summer, and encounter God in a real personal way.

In a season were schedules slow down and rhythms shift, Surge creates intentional space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and discover what it truly means to walk with God. Each gathering will be centered on authentic worship, relevant teaching, and moments that invite students to experience God - not just hear about him.

But Surge isn't just about what happens inside the walls.

We're also building in plenty of fun and connection through games, group activities, and road trips that students will actually look forward to. Whether is laughter during a competition, conversations on the road, or shared moments that turn into lasting memories, these experiences are designed to strengthen community and make faith come alive in every day life.

There's something powerful about bringing middle school and high school students together. It creates mentorship, unity, and a sense of belonging across age groups - where younger students feel welcomed and older students step into leadership.

Our heart for Surge is simple: that students wouldn't just attend something - but be changed by it.

We believe this summer can be a turning point. A time where students grow in confidence, deepen their relationship with God, and realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

So get ready for a summer filled with faith, fun, and unforgettable moments.

Monthly Elder and Deacon meetings are held the third Monday the month.

Elders meet at 6:00pm in the Blessed Hope Classroom.

Deacons meet at 6:30pm in the Commons.

Elders & Deacons meet together at 7:00pm in the Commons.

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Join us this Father's Day as we celebrate an honor the incredible man who lead, love, and serve your families and our church.

We will have a meaningful time together as we recognize the impact of godly fathers and father figures in our lives - we can't wait to celebrate with you!

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Surge is a brand-new summer ministry designed for both middle school and high school students to come together during the summer months for something deeper than just another everyday event. It's an opportunity to step away from the noise of every day life, enjoy the dog days of summer, and encounter God in a real personal way.

In a season were schedules slow down and rhythms shift, Surge creates intentional space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and discover what it truly means to walk with God. Each gathering will be centered on authentic worship, relevant teaching, and moments that invite students to experience God - not just hear about him.

But Surge isn't just about what happens inside the walls.

We're also building in plenty of fun and connection through games, group activities, and road trips that students will actually look forward to. Whether is laughter during a competition, conversations on the road, or shared moments that turn into lasting memories, these experiences are designed to strengthen community and make faith come alive in every day life.

There's something powerful about bringing middle school and high school students together. It creates mentorship, unity, and a sense of belonging across age groups - where younger students feel welcomed and older students step into leadership.

Our heart for Surge is simple: that students wouldn't just attend something - but be changed by it.

We believe this summer can be a turning point. A time where students grow in confidence, deepen their relationship with God, and realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

So get ready for a summer filled with faith, fun, and unforgettable moments.

Time and details coming soon, but save the date for our Faith Kids Summer Hangouts!

Time and details coming soon, but save the date for our Faith Kids Summer Hangouts!

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

It’s time to move up into the next stage of ministry!

Time and details coming soon, but save the date for our Faith Kids Summer Hangout - SERVICE PROJECT!

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

This is a special SUnday when we get to honor our students, teachers, administrators, educational staff, and homeschool parents as the new school year begins.

Surge is a brand-new summer ministry designed for both middle school and high school students to come together during the summer months for something deeper than just another everyday event. It's an opportunity to step away from the noise of every day life, enjoy the dog days of summer, and encounter God in a real personal way.

In a season were schedules slow down and rhythms shift, Surge creates intentional space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and discover what it truly means to walk with God. Each gathering will be centered on authentic worship, relevant teaching, and moments that invite students to experience God - not just hear about him.

But Surge isn't just about what happens inside the walls.

We're also building in plenty of fun and connection through games, group activities, and road trips that students will actually look forward to. Whether is laughter during a competition, conversations on the road, or shared moments that turn into lasting memories, these experiences are designed to strengthen community and make faith come alive in every day life.

There's something powerful about bringing middle school and high school students together. It creates mentorship, unity, and a sense of belonging across age groups - where younger students feel welcomed and older students step into leadership.

Our heart for Surge is simple: that students wouldn't just attend something - but be changed by it.

We believe this summer can be a turning point. A time where students grow in confidence, deepen their relationship with God, and realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

So get ready for a summer filled with faith, fun, and unforgettable moments.

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Surge is a brand-new summer ministry designed for both middle school and high school students to come together during the summer months for something deeper than just another everyday event. It's an opportunity to step away from the noise of every day life, enjoy the dog days of summer, and encounter God in a real personal way.

In a season were schedules slow down and rhythms shift, Surge creates intentional space for students to grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and discover what it truly means to walk with God. Each gathering will be centered on authentic worship, relevant teaching, and moments that invite students to experience God - not just hear about him.

But Surge isn't just about what happens inside the walls.

We're also building in plenty of fun and connection through games, group activities, and road trips that students will actually look forward to. Whether is laughter during a competition, conversations on the road, or shared moments that turn into lasting memories, these experiences are designed to strengthen community and make faith come alive in every day life.

There's something powerful about bringing middle school and high school students together. It creates mentorship, unity, and a sense of belonging across age groups - where younger students feel welcomed and older students step into leadership.

Our heart for Surge is simple: that students wouldn't just attend something - but be changed by it.

We believe this summer can be a turning point. A time where students grow in confidence, deepen their relationship with God, and realize that they are part of something bigger than themselves.

So get ready for a summer filled with faith, fun, and unforgettable moments.

Monthly Elder and Deacon meetings are held the third Monday the month.

Elders meet at 6:00pm in the Blessed Hope Classroom.

Deacons meet at 6:30pm in the Commons.

Elders & Deacons meet together at 7:00pm in the Commons.

Summer is wrapping up and we are ready to see all of our Faith Kids friends!

Join us August 19th for a welcome back event. More info coming soon….

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Kingdom kids welcomes our new students and parents tonight!

We are so excited to meet you and see all the new little faces.

If God is good, why do bad things happen? How do we know Jesus wasn’t just another guy? Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or was it all a hoax? Can we be good without God?

Our children face a cultural, uphill battle. We live in a world that will be quick to teach that right is wrong, and to offer them blurry lines between what is true and untrue. As they grow up in this world, they are going to start asking good and important questions like: How can we trust the Bible? Are science and faith at odds with each other? Does every religion worship the same God?

These questions are vital for them to ask. But it is also important for them to be assured that they are not the first to ask them, and that there are answers to the big questions they have. In exploring these questions, our kids are going to learn that the historic Christian faith is not an untested, flimsy thing, but a grounded, historically tested, and culturally relevant work of God – the same God who invites them to know Him personally through Jesus.

Join Mrs. Emilie for this summer series!

Kingdom Kids - where little hearts grow big faith!

Kingdom Kids is our preschool program, serving children from birth through four years of age. Classes are held Mondays and Wednesdays.

Contact Alyssa Contreras at kingdomkids@faithborger.com or 806.273.6419 to register!