We will be updating our church directory this spring.  We want to include everyone in our new directory.  Pictures will be taken beginning Friday, June 8 and running through Saturday, June 16.  Sign-up online beginning May 1, or after services on Sundays in May. You may sign up for your appointment by clicking this link:

Curious to know what’s on the minds of our church staff? The will feature regular postings from the staff on topics ranging from recent experiences, future sermon topics, upcoming events, and more. Blogs tend to be less formal than newsletters, so look for a whole new level of communication from our

Miss last week’s sermon? Are you a Florida snow bird? Were you “resting your eyes” or otherwise distracted during a sermon? We’re not here to chastise you, but rather provide the technology to listen to any sermons you missed or particularly liked. You can choose to listen to streaming sermons

Can’t remember when your next committee meeting will be? Want to find out who is playing at the next music series concert? Check out our to ensure you never miss an event again. You can view the list of featured events along the bottom left side of the main page

Can’t remember an announcement made during the service or no longer have your bulletin or newsletter to check? Check out the list of current announcements at our new webpage to ensure you are always fully informed.
You can choose to read the announcements in a variety of ways:

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Misplaced your paper copy of our “At the Park” newsletter? Want to receive email updates from the church or hear about the Music Series? Head over to our to sign up for any/all of our email subscriptions. You can choose to unsubscribe or add yourself to additional lists at any time.
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What are RSS feeds and why should you care about them? Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds are a way for websites to distribute their content well beyond just visitors using browsers. Feeds permit subscription to regular updates, delivered automatically via a web portal, news reader, or in some cases good old email.
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