Sunday Worship - July 11th

December 26, 2022

Faith Worship - July 11th, 2021 at 10 am

Pastor Micah's message this week: we pause from journeying with Jesus to hear about the martyrdom of John the Baptist. This pause gives us a chance to hear about who John was, what message he was sharing, and why he is so important to the story of Jesus. Our livestreamed worship service can be viewed anytime by clicking on this YouTube link: (image credit: Illustration 175827600 © Artinspiring | Dreamstime.com)

View at 10 AM Sunday (or anytime after).

Faith's Facebook page and YouTube channel have all our recent worship services. Click below to view the latest on each platform. Each week, Livestreaming begins a few minutes before 10, so tune in and celebrate God's loving grace. All are welcome!

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