THIS SUNDAY

Prayer Meeting at 8 a.m.

 Services at 9 & 11 a.m.

Grades K-4 Sunday School | Downstairs | Second Service

April

25 - Men's Bible Study at 7:30 a.m.

25 - Women's Ministry Tea Party 9:30 a.m.

29 - Student Ministry 6:30-8:30 p.m.

29 - Wednesday Prayer at 6:30 p.m.

May

2 - Men's Bible Study at 7:30 a.m.

3 - New Covenant Partner Class | CANCELLED

3 - Baptism Class | after second service

6 - Student Ministry 6:30-8:30 p.m.

6 - Wednesday Prayer at 6:30 p.m.

9 - Men's Bible Study at 7:30 a.m.

9 - Spring Clean Up 9a.m.-noon

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A Message From Pastor Kevin Dibbley

Let's Talk About TAP!

Spring Clean Up

Women's Morning Tea Party

Cancelled - New Covenant Partner Class 

Baptism Class

Baptisms - May 24

CPR/AED Certified?

This Week's Fighter Verse

Next Steps & Ministries

Giving Options

This Sunday morning, we are going to consider a truth vividly portrayed in the apostle Paul’s life:  Storms are powerful places of service for Christ. 

I think so many times when we think about the storms of life that we face, we often think from the perspective of perseverance and sanctification. How do we grow? How do we persevere when the going gets tough? One of the most powerful testimonies of the reality of Paul’s faith and confidence in the Lord is the contrast of his unwillingness to save his life at the expense of others when he is in the middle of danger and hardship. In Acts 27, God strategically places Paul as the servant to those who imprison him, who want to abandon him, and who even want to kill him. He speaks words of hope and promise when all others are filled with despair.

It’s one thing to see our trials and hardships as places of perseverance. It’s another thing to have the mind of Christ and to see them as powerful moments to demonstrate the love, the grace, and the mercy of God.

Would you pray this week that God would help us all to see that when our lives are in danger and in trouble, it may just be the place that God wants us to demonstrate the sacrificial love and power of our Lord Jesus Christ? Wouldn’t it be a marvelous gift that we could say instead of “How long, O Lord?”, we could say “Here I am, send me!”

Looking forward to encouraging each other through worship this Sunday. Come in prayerful anticipation that God will meet with us in power and in mercy as a church family! Invite a friend!

The new TAP discs on the back of the sanctuary chairs are a new way for you to connect!

If you'd like to fill out a CONNECT card to ask for prayer, ask for a pastor to call, inquire about joining a small group, you can do it right at your seat!

It's simple:

-Open (unlock) your smart phone
-Tap the disc with your phone
-Touch the link that appears on your phone
-When you get to the launch page, choose "CONNECT"

(And if you want to stay old school, there are paper copies of the Connect Card near the giving box by the elevator).

Join us for a beautiful morning of connection and encouragement at our Women’s Morning Tea on April 25th at 9:30 am.

Invite your friends, neighbors, and family as we gather to enjoy delicious refreshments, meaningful fellowship, and a time of worship together. We’ll hear a personal testimony and be encouraged through a short devotion from the Psalms. It’s a special time to slow down, connect, and be refreshed.

Click the LINK below to register.

Would you like to Host a Table? Sign up to be a Table Host for our Women’s Morning Tea and help create a beautiful, welcoming space! As a host, you get to decorate your table as creatively as you’d like—choose a theme, bring your favorite tea set, add flowers, centerpieces, or any special touches that make your table shine. It’s a fun way to use your gifts and bless others. Plus, prizes will be awarded for standout tables!

Host a Table Sign-up

Unfortunatley, due to low registration, this Covenant Partner class has been cancelled.

If you're interested in learning about Covenant Partnership at Waterbrooke or ready to become Covenant Partner, watch for a new date soon!

We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming Baptism Class on May 3!

If you’ve been considering baptism or simply want to learn more about what it means to publicly declare your faith in Jesus, this class is a great next step. 

We’ll walk through the significance of baptism, what to expect, and answer any questions you may have.

Join us on May 3, after the second service—we’d love to help you take this important step in your faith journey!

Lunch will be provided. Please RSVP.

We are planning for baptisms on Sunday, May 24, during our 10 a.m. outdoor service!

If  you'd like to be baptized, please speak with the pastor or an elder.

To learn more about baptism, pick up our What is Baptism? booklet at the church entrance.

In order to be prepared in the event of an emergency, we are generating a list of people who are CPR and AED certified to keep near the AED machine in the church lobby. 

Should the need arise, our ushers and greeters will refer to the list and seek assistance from anyone on it.

If you are CPR/AED certified, please complete this form and sumbit.

Thank you for your willingness to help in an emergency.