As we close out the Christmas season and step into a new year, we’re reminded that the story of Christ’s birth doesn’t end at the manger. In Luke 2:8-21, the shepherds show us what it means to respond to the gift of Jesus. After the angels proclaimed the good news of great joy, the shepherds didn’t just hear it—they acted.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Join us as we celebrate the Hope, Peace, Joy and Love brought to us by the birth of our Savior.
Jesus is the embodiment of love. We cannot describe Jesus’ actions without first describing the incredible act of love that Jesus performed. As we face the divisions in our own world, let us remember that Jesus was born into a divided world much like ours today. Yet, his love transformed that world. Today, we come and see the love that God created through our savior.
Jesus is the embodiment of love. We cannot describe Jesus’ actions without first describing the incredible act of love that Jesus performed. As we face the divisions in our own world, let us remember that Jesus was born into a divided world much like ours today. Yet, his love transformed that world. Today, we come and see the love that God created through our savior.
Jesus is the embodiment of love. We cannot describe Jesus’ actions without first describing the incredible act of love that Jesus performed. As we face the divisions in our own world, let us remember that Jesus was born into a divided world much like ours today. Yet, his love transformed that world. Today, we come and see the love that God created through our savior.