Community Church

Each Sunday of Easter has a symbol of new life. This is the second Sunday of Easter and Community Church will celebrate with “water.” For the church’s Jewish siblings, the mikvah (gathering of waters) personifies both the womb and the grave and consequently, rebirth. It is regarded as a pure, unadulterated avenue of connection with God; and for that reason, it is a place where hope is reawakened and strengthened.

The waters of baptism are drawn from the tradition of the Mikvah and the church will celebrate this Sunday, April 7, with a remembrance of baptism using water from the Jordan River. Those who have not yet been baptized are invitedto come and touch the waters and begin the inquiry process.

The church is located at 14000 Church Place. Sunday Worship is at 9:50 a.m., followed by a time fellowship and light refreshment. Come early for a cup of coffee in the narthex. Services are also available on Facebook or Zoom; contact the church office for a Zoom link.

Inside of Community Church's sanctuary

Paul Kryczko