Cheryl Stewart

overscheduled. tired. overwhelmed. sound familiar? Ask a friend, "How are you doing?" and the most common response is, "Fine, but life is so busy!" We tell ourselves that life will slow down "after the kids' soccer season ends", or "after this major push at work is done" or "after this next house project is finished". But somehow, the pace never does slow down. But what if in our busyness, we are missing out on the most important things in life? What if God has something more for us than running from event to event? And how do we experience those things without just adding another commitment to our already over-packed schedule? Join us through the month of October, for a 7-week series on uncluttering your soul! (Note: This series is adapted from the book Simplify by Bill Hybels.)

overscheduled. tired. overwhelmed. Sound familiar? Ask a friend, "How are you doing?" and the most common response is, "Fine, but life is so busy!" We tell ourselves that life will slow down "after the kids' soccer season ends", or "after this major push at work is done" or "after this next house project is finished". But somehow, the pace never does slow down. But what if in our busyness, we are missing out on the most important things in life? What if God has something more for us than running from event to event? And how do we experience those things without just adding another commitment to our already over-packed schedule? Join us beginning Sunday, September 20th, for a 7-week series on uncluttering your soul! (Note: This series is adapted from the book Simplify by Bill Hybels.)

overscheduled. tired. overwhelmed. Sound familiar? Ask a friend, "How are you doing?" and the most common response is, "Fine, but life is so busy!" We tell ourselves that life will slow down "after the kids' soccer season ends", or "after this major push at work is done" or "after this next house project is finished". But somehow, the pace never does slow down. But what if in our busyness, we are missing out on the most important things in life? What if God has something more for us than running from event to event? And how do we experience those things without just adding another commitment to our already over-packed schedule? Join us beginning Sunday, September 20th, for a 7-week series on uncluttering your soul! (Note: This series is adapted from the book Simplify by Bill Hybels.)

overscheduled. tired. overwhelmed. Sound familiar? Ask a friend, "How are you doing?" and the most common response is, "Fine, but life is so busy!" We tell ourselves that life will slow down "after the kids' soccer season ends", or "after this major push at work is done" or "after this next house project is finished". But somehow, the pace never does slow down. But what if in our busyness, we are missing out on the most important things in life? What if God has something more for us than running from event to event? And how do we experience those things without just adding another commitment to our already over-packed schedule? Join us beginning Sunday, September 20th, for a 7-week series on uncluttering your soul! (Note: This series is adapted from the book Simplify by Bill Hybels.)

overscheduled. tired. overwhelmed. Sound familiar? Ask a friend, "How are you doing?" and the most common response is, "Fine, but life is so busy!" We tell ourselves that life will slow down "after the kids' soccer season ends", or "after this major push at work is done" or "after this next house project is finished". But somehow, the pace never does slow down. But what if in our busyness, we are missing out on the most important things in life? What if God has something more for us than running from event to event? And how do we experience those things without just adding another commitment to our already over-packed schedule? Join us beginning Sunday, September 20th, for a 7-week series on uncluttering your soul! (Note: This series is adapted from the book "Simplify" by Bill Hybels.)

Setting the course for this next ministry year

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs!

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs!

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs!

They were flawed. They made mistakes. So why, of all people, did God choose these broken men to father a nation which would give birth to the perfect Savior of the world? Perhaps it says something about God—something that we need to see and understand, because we too are desperately flawed. So join us this summer as we journey through Genesis and examine the life of the Patriarchs!