Pastor David McEntire continues the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Finding Your Way," based on Psalm 23:3. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our music.

Pastor David McEntire continues the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Finding Your Way," based on Psalm 23:3. Chuck Stanley, director of traditional worship, leads congregational singing and the Chancel Choir.

Join us for the second part of the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," as Pastor David McEntire preaches, "Relax." The Handbell and Chancel choirs provide music for worship, all led by Chuck Stanley, director of traditional music.

Join us for the second part of the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," as Pastor David McEntire preaches the message "Relax." The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads the music at our contemporary service.

Praise God with contemporary songs by the Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell. Pastor David McEntire opens the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Let God," based on Psalm 23:1. Because it is the first Sunday of the month, we will share Holy Communion.

Praise God with traditional hymns and prayers. Pastor David McEntire opens the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Let God," based on Psalm 23:1. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the music. Because it is the first Sunday of the month, we will share Holy Communion.

Celebrate Easter with traditional hymns and music by the Handbell and Chancel choirs, the Brubeck Brass and the Christ Church organ. Pastor David McEntire concludes the series "Embracing the Uncertainty," with the message "Resurrection," based on Luke 24:1-12.

Celebrate Easter with contemporary praise songs by the Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell. Pastor David McEntire concludes the series "Embracing the Uncertainty," with the message "Resurrection," based on Luke 24:1-12.

Join us as we remember Jesus' amazing love for us, a love so deep that he made the ultimate sacrifice for us. We will remember with music from the Chancel Choir and the Ensemble and a message from Pastor David McEntire.

Join us for "Crumbs," a play designed to draw us into the story of the Last Supper, when Jesus served and dined with his disciples before his journey to the cross. Worship with music from the Chancel Choir and Holy Communion.

Join us as we observe Palm Sunday, Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem, with palms and praises. We continue the series "Embracing the Uncertainty," with the message "Obedience," based on Philippians 2:5-8. Music includes the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us as we observe Palm Sunday, Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem, with palms and praises. We continue the series "Embracing the Uncertainty," with the message "Obedience," based on Philippians 2:5-8. Music is led by the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the message, "Mortality," the next in our Lenten series. Pastor David McEntire brings the message, which is based on John 11:1-44. Music includes the Chancel Choir, under the direction of Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us for the message, "Mortality," the next part in our Lenten series. Pastor David McEntire brings the message, which is based on John 11:1-44. Music from the Praise Band, led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the message, "Mortality," the next in our Lenten series. Pastor David McEntire brings the message, which is based on John 11:1-44. Music includes the Handbell Choir and the Chancel Choir, all under the direction of Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

It's Christ Church School Sunday, when we celebrate the ministry of our school. Pastor Monique McBride briings the mesage and children from Christ Church School lead us in songs and prayers. This service includes music from present and former Christ Church School students and the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the message, "Worry," the next in our Lenten series. Pastor David McEntire brings the message, which is based on Matthew 11:28-30. We share Holy Communion this Sunday, the first Sunday of March. Music is led by the Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbel..

Join us for the message, "Worry," the next in our Lenten series. Pastor David McEntire brings the message, which is based on Matthew 11:28-30. We share Holy Communion this Sunday, the first Sunday of March. Music is led by the Chancel Choir and Director of Traditional Worship Chuck Stanley.

Join us for the next message in the "Embracing the Uncertain" series, "Forgiveness." Pastor David McEntire delivers the message based on Matthew 18:21-35. The Chancel Choir leads the music, under the direction of Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us for the next message in the "Embracing the Uncertain" series, "Forgiveness." Pastor David McEntire delivers the message based on Matthew 18:21-35. This service features music from the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the next message in the "Embracing the Uncertain" series, "Forgetting." Pastor Peytyn Tobin delivers the message based on Philippines 3:12-16. This service features music from the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the next message in the "Embracing the Uncertain" series, "Forgetting." Pastor Peytyn Tobin delivers the message based on Philippines 3:12-16. The Chancel Choir, directed by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley, leads the music.

Join us for an evening of contemporary Christian music by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

We begin the season of Lent with a service of confession and imposition of ashes. Pastor David McEntire begins the new message series "Embracing the Uncertain" with the message "Faith for the Journey," based on Mark 9:14-29. Join us as we begin the walk toward the glory of Easter and Jesus' resurrection, with our awareness of mortality and an intent to repent.

Join us for the final message in the "Joyful Living" series, "The Joy of Contentment." Pastor David McEntire shares the insights from Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, which we find in Philippines 4:10-23. The Praise Band leads the music with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the final message in the "Joyful Living" series, "The Joy of Contentment." Pastor David McEntire shares the insights from Paul's letter to the church in Philippi, which we find in Philippines 4:10-23. The Chancel and Handbell choirs lead music in our traditional service, under the direction of Chuck Stanley.

As we continue our series "Joyful Living," we learn we must safeguard our joy. Pastor Peytyn Tobin delivers the message, "Protect Your Joy," based on Philippians 3:1-21. We share Holy Communion on this first Sunday of February. This service features music from the Chancel Choir, directed by Traditional Music Leader Chuck Stanley.

As we continue our series "Joyful Living," we learn we must safeguard our joy. Pastor Peytyn Tobin delivers the message, "Protect Your Joy," based on Philippians 3:1-21. We share Holy Communion on this first Sunday of February. This service features music from the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

What does it take to live joyfully? The Apostle Paul urges the church at Philippi to live in community. Pastor David McEntire examines "The Joy of Community," based on Philippians 2:1-18. This service in the "Joyful Living" series features music from the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

What does it take to live joyfully? The Apostle Paul urges the church at Philippi to live in community. Pastor David McEntire examines "The Joy of Community," based on Philippians 2:1-18. This service in the "Joyful Living" series features music from the Chancel Choir, directed by Traditional Music Leader Chuck Stanley.

What does it take to live joyfully? The Apostle Paul shows us one element in his letter to Timothy. Pastor David McEntire examines "The Joy of Relationships," based on Philippians 1:1-11. This service in the "Joyful Living" series features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

What does it take to live joyfully? The Apostle Paul shows us one element in his letter to Timothy. Pastor David McEntire examines "The Joy of Relationships," based on Philippians 1:1-11. This service in the "Joyful Living" series features music from the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell. This recording begins after the opening song.

We look to the Apostle Paul and his letter to the church at Philippi for lessons in "Joyful Living." This Sunday, Pastor David McEntire introduces the series with the message, "Philippians: A Call to Joy," based on Philippians 3:1. The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

We look to the Apostle Paul and his letter to the church at Philippi for lessons in "Joyful Living." This Sunday, Pastor David McEntire introduces the series with the message, "Philippians: A Call to Joy," based on Philippians 3:1. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our musical praise.

Come join us for interim Lead Pastor David McEntire's first message at Christ Church, "Inseparable," based on Romans 8:31-39. We are reminded that nothing can separate us from God's love. The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Come join us for interim Lead Pastor David McEntire's first message at Christ Church, "Inseparable," based on Romans 8:31-39. We are reminded that nothing can separate us from God's love. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our musical praise.

Join us for a special New Year's Eve worship service at 10am Sunday. Rev. Dr. Sheryl Marks-Williams will bring the message, Our Legacy: Today's Testing -- Tomorrow's Faith, drawn from 1 Peter 1:1-9. Pastor Alex Shanks will lead us in the Wesley Covenant Prayer, a beautiful way to commit the new year to God.

Spent the final hour of Christmas Eve in the peace and beauty of the sanctuary. We will worship with scripture and music from the Chancel Choir and String Quartet, led by Chuck Stanley, director of traditional music. This service includes the Christmas Eve message by Pastor Alex Shanks and includes sharing Holy Communion. The service ends with the traditional lighting of candles and the singing of Silent Night. Live-streamed at christchurchfl.org/live, Facebook @christchurchfl and YouTube @christchurchfl

Hear the Christmas story from scripture, and celebrate with beautiful music including the Chancel Choir and a string quartet, all led by Chuck Stanley, director of traditional music. This service includes the Christmas Eve message by Pastor Alex Shanks. The service ends with the traditional lighting of candles and the singing of Silent Night. There will be busy bags and glow sticks for the children. The nursery will be open to children 3 and younger. Live-streamed at christchurchfl.org/live, Facebook @christchurchfl and YouTube @christchurchfl

Rejoice in the Christmas story from scripture, and celebrate with beautiful music including a string quartet, all led by Chuck Stanley, director of traditional music. This service includes the Christmas Eve message by Pastor Alex Shanks. The service ends with the traditional lighting of candles and the singing of Silent Night. There will be busy bags and glow sticks for the children. The nursery will be open to children 3 and younger. Live-streamed at christchurchfl.org/live, Facebook @christchurchfl and YouTube @christchurchfl

Sunday, December 24, is the fourth Sunday of Advent, and we come together to light the candle of faith. This is a Sunday morning worship service with traditional and praise songs, and the message, We See God in Each Other, by Pastor Peytyn Tobin. This will be a Sit-Together Sunday, when children worship with their families. The nursery will be open to children 3 and younger. Live-streamed at christchurchfl.org/live, Facebook @christchurchfl and YouTube @christchurchfl

Find healing and hope during the Christmas season in this service of familiar hymns, comforting scriptures and prayers of peace.

Join us for a time of singing carols and hymns from the Christmas season, led and accompanied by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Come join us for the third Sunday of Advent as we continue our series From Generation to Generation at our 9am and 11am services with the message, Finding the Joy of Christ in the Journey. Pastor Alex Shanks will help us hear in new ways the story of Joseph by exploring Matthew 1:18-25 and how that is connected to the words of the prophet found in Isaiah 35. Joseph had the courage to choose a better way and remain part of the great narrative of hope and light that is the Christmas Story. Isaiah 35 is a vision of what happens when we choose a better way. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our musical praise.

Come join us for the third Sunday of Advent as we continue our series "From Generation to Generation" at our 9am and 11am services with the message, "Finding the Joy of Christ in the Journey." Pastor Alex Shanks will help us hear in new ways the story of Joseph by exploring Matthew 1:18-25 and how that is connected to the words of the prophet found in Isaiah 35. Joseph had the courage to choose a better way and remain part of the great narrative of hope and light that is the Christmas Story. The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us for music to celebrate with musicians from Christ Church and Christ Church School. Experience the Handbell Choir, Brass Renaissance and much more. The concert closes with a Live Nativity by the children of the church and school, which is always memorable.

Come join us for the second Sunday of Advent as we continue in our series "From Generation to Generation...." Pastor Alex Shanks helps us see with new eyes the story of the angel Gabriel who came to visit Mary so long ago by exploring Luke 1:26-38 and how that is connected to the words of the prophet found in Isaiah 11:1-10. Music is under direction of Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader.

Come join us for the second Sunday of Advent as we continue in our series "From Generation to Generation...." Pastor Alex Shanks helps us see with new eyes the story of the angel Gabriel who came to visit Mary so long ago by exploring Luke 1:26-38 and how that is connected to the words of the prophet found in Isaiah 11:1-10. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our musical praise.

Join us for worship on this first Sunday of Advent for the series, "From Generation to Generation ..." and the message "There is Room for Every Story," drawn from Matthew 1:1-17. The Takeaway: There is room for every story. May we carry with us the awareness that in God's kingdom, there is room for every story, and in every name, there is a revelation of God's boundless love. The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us for worship on this first Sunday of Advent for the series, "From Generation to Generation ..." and the message "There is Room for Every Story," drawn from Matthew 1:1-17. The Takeaway: There is room for every story. May we carry with us the awareness that in God's kingdom, there is room for every story, and in every name, there is a revelation of God's boundless love.The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our musical praise.

Join us this Christ the King Sunday as Rev. Dr. Simon Osunlana, superintendent of the South East District of the Florida Conference. brings the message, "Thanksgiving: Key to Experiencing God," based on Psalm 100. The Takeaway: When you turn your worry to worship, God will turn your battle to blessings.The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.Join us this Christ the King Sunday as Rev. Dr. Simon Osunlana, superintendent of the South East District of the Florida Conference. brings the message, "Thanksgiving: Key to Experiencing God," based on Psalm 100. The Takeaway: When you turn your worry to worship, God will turn your battle to blessings.The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us this Christ the King Sunday as Rev. Dr. Simon Osunlana, superintendent of the South East District of the Florida Conference. brings the message, "Thanksgiving: Key to Experiencing God," based on Psalm 100. The Takeaway: When you turn your worry to worship, God will turn your battle to blessings. The Praise Band, led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our music.

Join us this Sunday, November 19, as Pastor Alex Shanks, assistant to the bishop and a former Christ Church pastor, brings the message, Unity and Gratitude: How we do life together. Come ready to hear an update about Christ Church United Methodist and God’s desire for us to live life in a spirit of peace, unity and gratitude. Together we will study Paul’s letter to the Colossians, which reminds us to clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, meekness and patience and, above all, to “put on love” (see Colossians 3:12-17). All are welcome as we begin this week of giving thanks to God for all God has done in our lives and as we look forward to all God will do in and through the ministries of Christ Church into the future. The Chancel Choir, directed by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley, leads our music.

Join us this Sunday, November 19, as Pastor Alex Shanks, assistant to the bishop and a former Christ Church pastor, brings the message, Unity and Gratitude: How we do life together. Come ready to hear an update about Christ Church United Methodist and God’s desire for us to live life in a spirit of peace, unity and gratitude. Together we will study Paul’s letter to the Colossians, which reminds us to clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, meekness and patience and, above all, to “put on love” (see Colossians 3:12-17). All are welcome as we begin this week of giving thanks to God for all God has done in our lives and as we look forward to all God will do in and through the ministries of Christ Church into the future. Music is led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell and the Praise Band.

Join us as we continue the "Multiethnic Conversations" series, with the message "How Should the Church Respond?" based on James 2:1-9. The Takeaway: Biblically informed churches are expected to promote a spirit of inclusion that strategically accounts for the needs and concerns of everyone involved without showing preference for any one culture, class, or gender. This is easier said than done. What steps might we continue to take to make this our reality? What role might God be asking you to take to help make this our reality? The service features music by the Chancel and Handbell choirs, led by Traditional Music Leader Chuck Stanley.

Join us as we continue the "Multiethnic Conversations" series, with the message "How Should the Church Respond?" based on James 2:1-9. The Takeaway: Biblically informed churches are expected to promote a spirit of inclusion that strategically accounts for the needs and concerns of everyone involved without showing preference for any one culture, class, or gender. This is easier said than done. What steps might we continue to take to make this our reality? What role might God be asking you to take to help make this our reality? The Praise Band, led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads the music.

We honor the saints in our lives, reading the names and lighting candles for those who have gone before us in the past 12 months. Ann Eppinger and Barbara Matsanga talk about their ministry through Zoe Empowers in Zimbabwe, with the message, "Thankful for Life and Love!" The service features music from the Chancel Choir, led by Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley, as well as a solo by Kyla Manera during Holy Communion.

We honor the saints in our lives, reading the names and lighting candles for those who have gone before us in the past 12 months. Ann Eppinger and Barbara Matsanga talk about their ministry through Zoe Empowers in Zimbabwe, with the message, "Thankful for Life and Love!" The service features a solo by Kyla Manera during Holy Communion.The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our praise.

We worship with a service of prayer and anointing. Our scripture is Romans 8:38-39. The Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads our singing.

We worship with a service of prayer and anointing. Our scripture is Romans 8:38-39. Music is led by the Handbell and Chancel choirs, directed by Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader.

Nine churches from the Southeast District of the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church gather for their annual meeting at Christ Church. Rev. Dr. Simon Osunlana, district superintendent, leads with the message, "Four Pillars of Vitali

Our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," continues with the message, "How Should I Respond?" based on Ephesians 4:1-7. The Takeaway: Are we willing to leave behind what is otherwise easy, natural, and comfortable to walk, work, and worship God in unity with diverse individuals for the sake of the gospel? This is how God asks us to respond to the love of God through Jesus. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir, led by Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader.

Our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," continues with the message, "How Should I Respond?" based on Ephesians 4:1-7. The Takeaway: Are we willing to leave behind what is otherwise easy, natural, and comfortable to walk, work, and worship God in unity with diverse individuals for the sake of the gospel? This is how God asks us to respond to the love of God through Jesus.Music is led by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "What God is Doing" based on 1 Corinthians 12:29-14:1. The Takeaway: Love forms the foundation of a healthy multiethnic church. Love is required to live a multiethnic Christian life. How are you/we loving by living the right way, not simply saying the right thing?Featuring music from the Chancel Choir, led by Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader.

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "What God is Doing" based on 1 Corinthians 12:29-14:1. The Takeaway: Love forms the foundation of a healthy multiethnic church. Love is required to live a multiethnic Christian life. How are you/we loving by living the right way, not simply saying the right thing?Music is led by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Experience the reckless love of God through song, featuring the Christ Church Band and singers, led by Jason Campbell, director of music ministry.

Join us for a service to give thanks for the gifts of sexual orientation and gender identity and celebrate with our queer, transgender, bisexual, lesbian, and gay siblings in this special service on National Coming Out Day. This service is one way we live into our mission as a diverse and inclusive church.

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Systemic Issues" based on Ephesians 3:2-6 and Ephesians 6:19-20. The Takeaway: When considering the history and legacy of slavery (and many other systems), it's easy to understand why White and Black Christians (and those from other races) may hold divergent views on a variety of issues today. How does God feel about this, and what are we called to do now in response? Music led by the Praise Band, with Jason Campbell, director of music ministy

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Systemic Issues" based on Ephesians 3:2-6 and Ephesians 6:19-20. The Takeaway: When considering the history and legacy of slavery (and many other systems), it's easy to understand why White and Black Christians (and those from other races) may hold divergent views on a variety of issues today. How does God feel about this, and what are we called to do now in response? Music led by the Chancel Choir and Chuck Stanley, organist and traditional worship leae

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Obstacles to Date" based on Acts 13:1-12. The Takeaway: There are many obstacles to the flourishing multiethnic church despite God's desire for our churches to be this way. For example, many of us have believed that there is an innate tendency or need to divide by race. Race is a social construct that was created to justify inequality. There is no reason that division by race needs to continue in our churches. We can and must do better! Featuring music from the Chancel Choir, led by Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader.

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Obstacles to Date" based on Acts 13:1-12. The Takeaway: There are many obstacles to the flourishing multiethnic church despite God's desire for our churches to be this way. For example, many of us have believed that there is an innate tendency or need to divide by race. Race is a social construct that was created to justify inequality. There is no reason that division by race needs to continue in our churches. We can and must do better! Music is led by the Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbe

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Why Now?" based on Romans 1:15-17 and 16:25-26. The Takeaway: We, Christ-followers living in community, can help heal systemic injustice in our community by understanding the disparities and working together to change them and to build the Kingdom of God. To do otherwise, makes us irrelevant to those around us. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us as we continue our series, "Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church," with the message, "Why Now?" based on Romans 1:15-17 and 16:25-26. The Takeaway: We, Christ-followers living in community, can help heal systemic injustice in our community by understanding the disparities and working together to change them and to build the Kingdom of God. To do otherwise, makes us irrelevant to those around us. The Christ Church Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell lead the music.

Join us as we begin the new series, Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church, with the message, "Why Multiethnic?" based on John 17:20-23. The Takeaway: Our Holy Scriptures, and Jesus' Great Commission within them, require us as Christians to make disciples across cultures. The idea of a multiethnic church is firmly established in scripture. To serve our multiethnic home of South Florida, our church must also be multiethnic. Featuring vocals by Leigh Neeley, Jerry Ferguson and the Chancel Choir.

Join us as we begin the new series, Multiethnic Conversations: Unity in our Church, with the message, "Why Multiethnic?" based on John 17:20-23. The Takeaway: Our Holy Scriptures, and Jesus' Great Commission within them, require us as Christians to make disciples across cultures. The idea of a multiethnic church is firmly established in scripture. To serve our multiethnic home of South Florida, our church must also be multiethnic. The Praise Band, led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell, leads the singing.

Join us for Back to School Blessing Sunday, with participation by children and staff from our Christ Church School. The day's message, "Rise & Shine" is based on Isaiah 60:1 and Mathew 17:1-8. The Takeaway: We rise to the call of God's plan for our lives and shine the love of Jesus. We experience and reflect the love, hope, and joy of Christ to each other and the greater community. Scripture says to Rise & Shine. As we shine in the glory of all, God calls us to find the rhythm of life that keeps us connected. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir.

Join us for Back to School Blessing Sunday, with participation by children and staff from our Christ Church School. The day's message, "Rise & Shine" is based on Isaiah 60:1 and Mathew 17:1-8. The Takeaway: We rise to the call of God's plan for our lives and shine the love of Jesus. We experience and reflect the love, hope, and joy of Christ to each other and the greater community. Scripture says to Rise & Shine. As we shine in the glory of all, God calls us to find the rhythm of life that keeps us connected. Music is led by the Praise Band and Jason Campbell, director of music ministry.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "It's Not All about You," based on James 2:14-26. The Takeaway: God reminds us that the best groups have members who don’t focus on themselves all the time. They focus on others in the group and on inviting others to join the group. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "It's Not All about You," based on James 2:14-26. The Takeaway: God reminds us that the best groups have members who don’t focus on themselves all the time. They focus on others in the group and on inviting others to join the group. Music is lead by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for Hymn Sing & Coffee at 11am Tuesdays in August 2023. With Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, at the organ, and Jason Campbell, director of music ministry, leading the songs, you are sure to enjoy singing your favorite hymns. This is part of Summer Together, our series of activities to build relationships within and outside of Christ Church.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Having Fun Together," based on Psalm 150. The Takeaway: A group that doesn’t have fun together won’t be a group very long. God reminds us that as we share the love, hope, and joy with one another and others, we must also make space to enjoy this work together. Featuring music by trombonist David Brubeck and the Chancel Choir.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Having Fun Together," based on Psalm 150. The Takeaway: A group that doesn’t have fun together won’t be a group very long. God reminds us that as we share the love, hope, and joy with one another and others, we must also make space to enjoy this work together. Music is lead by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for Hymn Sing & Coffee at 11am Tuesdays in August 2023. With Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, at the organ, and Jason Campbell, director of music ministry, leading the songs, you are sure to enjoy singing your favorite hymns. This is part of Summer Together, our series of activities to build relationships within and outside of Christ Church.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Failing and Succeeding," based on John 18:15-18, 25-27 and John 21:15-19. The Takeaway: God calls us to be vulnerable enough to trust and take risks. We must be willing to fail and succeed while knowing regardless, we will still be part of the group. God also calls us to create space in our group in such a way that others are able to fail and succeed. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Failing and Succeeding," based on John 18:15-18, 25-27 and John 21:15-19. The Takeaway: God calls us to be vulnerable enough to trust and take risks. We must be willing to fail and succeed while knowing regardless, we will still be part of the group. God also calls us to create space in our group in such a way that others are able to fail and succeed. Music is lead by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, and Jason Campbell, director of music ministry, to sing your favorite hymns and learn a bit about their stories. Because most songs are selected by the audience, there is no bulletin for this service.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Your Group," based on Luke 5:1-11. The Takeaway: Knowing God and ourselves is great! Now, to which group do we want to join and belong? Of which group are we already a part? Knowing our group and our shared vision fosters a great sense of belonging. We belong to Christ Church United Methodist and more broadly the group called Christ followers. Featuring music from the Chancel Choir and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Your Group," based on Luke 5:1-11. The Takeaway: Knowing God and ourselves is great! Now, to which group do we want to join and belong? Of which group are we already a part? Knowing our group and our shared vision fosters a great sense of belonging. We belong to Christ Church United Methodist and more broadly the group called Christ followers. Music is lead by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, and Jason Campbell, director of music ministry, to sing your favorite hymns and learn a bit about their stories. Because most songs are selected by the audience, there is no bulletin for this service.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Yourself," based on Genesis 50:15-26. The Takeaway: As we get to know God and our need for God, we can better know ourselves. As we get to know ourselves, we’ll better belong. It’s hard to belong if we don’t know who we are and how we might fit into the group. Music led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell and the Praise Band.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Yourself," based on Genesis 50:15-26. The Takeaway: As we get to know God and our need for God, we can better know ourselves. As we get to know ourselves, we’ll better belong. It’s hard to belong if we don’t know who we are and how we might fit into the group. Music from the Chancel Choir, Traditional Worship Leader Chuck Stanley at the organ, and the congregation of Christ Church.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Your God," based on Exodus 6:1-13 and 1 John 1:5-10. The Takeaway: Belonging is rooted in who God is and who we are. We are created and loved by God, but we are also sinners and in need of the salvation offered by God. As we fully live into this, belonging, truly belonging, becomes a possibility. The Chancel Choir and congregational hymns provide the music.

Join us for the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Knowing Your God," based on Exodus 6:1-13 and 1 John 1:5-10. The Takeaway: Belonging is rooted in who God is and who we are. We are created and loved by God, but we are also sinners and in need of the salvation offered by God. As we fully live into this, belonging, truly belonging, becomes a possibility. Music is led by the Praise Band, with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

Join us for the beginning of the #LFG You Belong series, wiht the message, "Created for Group," based on Ecclesiastes 4:4-12. The Takeaway: God created us for community, to be a part of a group. Yet, so many of us are so lonely. What might we do to belong in our families, church, community and beyond -- for ourselves and others? Music includes the Chancel Choir, the Women's Ensemble and congregational hymns.

Join us for the beginning of the #LFG You Belong series, with the message, "Created for Group" based on Ecclesiastes 4:4-12. The Takeaway: God created us for community, to be a part of a group. Yet, so many of us are so lonely. What might we do to belong in our families, church, community and beyond -- for ourselves and others? Music is lead by the Praise Band with Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell.

The Guardians of the Galaxy series concludes with the message "We Got This? We are All in," based on Joshua 6:1-27. The Takeaway: As we come together to fight a common foe, we are given the mission and are able with each other to accomplish that mission. Music includes the Chancel Choir, the Praise Band and congregational hymns.

The Guardians of the Galaxy series concludes with the message "We Got This? We are All in," based on Joshua 6:1-27. The Takeaway: As we come together to fight a common foe, we are given the mission and are able with each other to accomplish that mission. Music is led by Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell and the Praise Band.

Our series, Guardians of the Galaxy: Together is Better, continues with the message, "I Need You" based on 1 Corinthians 12:12-27. The Takeaway: We sometimes as Christians have to resist the urge to live a life of solitude and to do our own thing. God gave us all strengths to use together with the greater body. In recognizing that we need each other to achieve a greater goal, we must band together as one. Music in this combined worship service is lead by Jason Campbell, director of music ministry.

Our series, Guardians of the Galaxy: Together is Better, continues with the message, "The Call: Why me?" based on Exodus 3:1-12. The Takeaway: Like those in Guardians of the Galaxy, we have a common goal and purpose; a calling. God calls all of us, no matter our past, to work for God's Kingdom. We do not always answer that call, but God has a way of nudging us to do so. How are you being nudged? Music in this combined worship service is lead by Jason Campbell, director of music ministry.

We begin our series, Guardians of the Galaxy: Together is Better, with the message, "Who Are You?" based on 1 Peter 2:9. The Takeaway: Like the Guardians of the Galaxy, we also have a story of where we came from and who we are. How does our story weave into Gods plan for our lives? We might be surprised to know that our story might be the same as others around us in many ways. Music in this combined worship service is lead by the Praise Band and the Chancel Choir.

The Grow series concludes with the message "Branching Out: Success in God's Eyes," based on Acts 28:23-31. The Takeaway: Success to God is not always measured by meeting certain numeric goals but by faithfulness to the message and way of Jesus. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir and plays the organ.

The Grow series continues with the message "Branching Out: Success in God's Eyes," based on Acts 28:23-31. The Takeaway: Success to God is not always measured by meeting certain numeric goals but by faithfulness to the message and way of Jesus. Tom Ribeiro leads the Praise Band this Sunday.

The Grow series continues with the message "Branching Out: Putting Others First," based on Acts 20:25-38. Carl Falconer, CEO of TaskForce Fore Ending Homelessness, is our guest speaker. The Takeaway: At all times, even in difficult ones, God calls us to care for the weak and reminds us it is better to give than it is to receive. Jesus purposely sought out those in need, and Paul continues this work. What are the needs around us? How might we care for those in need? Do we actually believe that it is better to give than receive? Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir and plays the organ.

We continue the Grow series with the message "Branching Out: Challenging and Transforming Culture," based on Acts 16:1-15 and Acts 18:1-4, 18-28. The Takeaway: We, as followers of Jesus, are called to use our gifts to bring an end to the divisions that separate us one from another. Rather than merely accepting the prevailing cultural ideas, we are to challenge and change them. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir and plays the organ.

We continue the Grow series with the message "Branching Out: Challenging and Transforming Culture," based on Acts 16:1-15 and Acts 18:1-4, 18-28. The Takeaway: We, as followers of Jesus, are called to use our gifts to bring an end to the divisions that separate us one from another. Rather than merely accepting the prevailing cultural ideas, we are to challenge and change them. Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell and the Praise Band lead our singing

Our message on this Pentecost Sunday is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: The Spirit for All," based on Acts 2. We are honored to have Bishop Jane Middleton, retired, as our guest preacher. The Takeaway: On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was not particular. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was universal; all received the power of the Spirit. God does not discriminate on who is empowered, and neither should we. To be the Church is to affirm that all followers of Jesus are empowered by the Spirit. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir.

Bishop Jane Middleton, retired, delivers our message on Pentecost, "The Spirit for All," part of the Branching Out chapter of the Grow series. Today's message is based on Acts 2. The Takeaway: On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was not particular. At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was universal; all received the power of the Spirit. God does not discriminate on who is empowered, and neither should we. To be the Church is to affirm that all followers of Jesus are empowered by the Spirit. The Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell lead our singing.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Seeing God Around us," based on Acts 17:16-34. The Takeaway: Paul is in Athens to witness about Jesus. Instead of assuming that he was bringing Jesus there, he looked for how Jesus was already present. He used the language and customs of the people to communicate about Jesus. Ministry is always a response to the Spirit's ongoing activity throughout the world. Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell leads the Praise Band.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Seeing God Around us," based on Acts 17:16-34. The Takeaway: Paul is in Athens to witness about Jesus. Instead of assuming that he was bringing Jesus there, he looked for how Jesus was already present. He used the language and customs of the people to communicate about Jesus. Ministry is always a response to the Spirit's ongoing activity throughout the world. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads our singing and the Chancel Choir.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Clean or UnClean?," based on Acts 10:1-20. The Takeaway: Peter had a static understanding of what was clean and unclean. Our discipleship is not static but dynamic. Our repentance, our life of faith, is our joyful response to God's activity. God reaches out to us with the free gift of acceptance and love. In the end, it is God who chooses to offer grace, not us. God chose to move in Cornelius' life. Peter was only to respond to God's actions. Question: How receptive are we to God's grace stretching us in new directions? The Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell lead our singing.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Culture Clash," based on Acts 15:1-11, 19-21. The Takeaway: The Christian church was expanding to people who had not been welcome before. People from different traditions and cultures were finding their way into the church, and it was inevitable that the different cultures would clash. The young church in Jerusalem had to distinguish between what was essential to the faith and what was not. How does the church relate to different cultures while staying faithful to Jesus? Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Clean or UnClean?," based on Acts 10:1-20. The Takeaway: Peter had a static understanding of what was clean and unclean. Our discipleship is not static but dynamic. Our repentance, our life of faith, is our joyful response to God's activity. God reaches out to us with the free gift of acceptance and love. In the end, it is God who chooses to offer grace, not us. God chose to move in Cornelius' life. Peter was only to respond to God's actions. Question: How receptive are we to God's grace stretching us in new directions? Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Branching out: Clean or UnClean?," based on Acts 10:1-20. The Takeaway: Peter had a static understanding of what was clean and unclean. Our discipleship is not static but dynamic. Our repentance, our life of faith, is our joyful response to God's activity. God reaches out to us with the free gift of acceptance and love. In the end, it is God who chooses to offer grace, not us. God chose to move in Cornelius' life. Peter was only to respond to God's actions. Question: How receptive are we to God's grace stretching us in new directions? The Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell lead singing.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Thrive: Redirection," based on Acts 9:1-19. The Takeaway: Paul was already zealous for serving God. His conversion was a redirection of energy towards Jesus and Jesus' way. Conversion is not about picking up people and putting them in a whole new place. It is about someone turning around to see things in a new way. Conversion is a continual process where we are (re)aligned with Jesus. The Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell lead our singing.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Thrive: Redirection," based on Acts 9:1-19. The Takeaway: Paul was already zealous for serving God. His conversion was a redirection of energy towards Jesus and Jesus' way. Conversion is not about picking up people and putting them in a whole new place. It is about someone turning around to see things in a new way. Conversion is a continual process where we are (re)aligned with Jesus. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Thrive: The Meaning of Together," based on Acts 1:1-11. The Takeaway: Belief in the resurrection of Jesus and their calling to be the body of Christ caused the disciples and the early Christians to think in a new way about what it meant to live together. Those early Christians knew that there could be no real community when people in a position to alleviate the needs of others refuse to do so. As long as there were people in need the community was not whole. Chuck Stanley, traditional worship leader, leads the Chancel Choir.

Our message today is part of the Grow series, "Thrive: The Meaning of Together," based on Acts 2:42-47, 4:32-35. The Takeaway: Belief in the resurrection of Jesus and their calling to be the body of Christ caused the disciples and the early Christians to think in a new way about what it meant to live together. Those early Christians knew that there could be no real community when people in a position to alleviate the needs of others refuse to do so. As long as there were people in need the community was not whole. Jason Campbell, director of music ministry, leads the Praise Band.

Join us for traditional worship with hymns and the Chancel Choir. Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell sings the prelude. Pastor David McEntire continues the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Rely," based on Psalm 23:4. Chuck Stanley leads traditional worship music.

Praise God with contemporary songs by the Praise Band and Director of Music Ministry Jason Campbell. Pastor David McEntire continues the series, "Psalm 23: God's Solution to our Mess," with the message, "Rely," based on Psalm 23:4.