"Now God has set the members, each one of them, in the body just as he pleased..." (1 Corinthians 12:18) Discerning and then functioning within your unique place in the Body of Christ is essential for your spiritual health and the growth of the entire Body. Please take some time to learn more about spiritual fellowship with Christ and one another as you browse this page.

Christian fellowship is not only commanded by God, but it is also essential for personal growth in godliness and for the edification of the Body of Christ.

Therefore we encourage all members to be actively engaged in this ministry in the following ways:

• Making the commitment to join the local church
  
  
• Befriending one another and spending time together
  
  
• Praying with and for one another on a regular basis
  
  
• Attending our weekly luncheon and monthly fellowship meal
  
  
• Participating in church functions and member sponsored events
  
  
• Avoiding foolish and ignorant disputes which generate strife
  
  
• Refraining from gossip and slander

Because we believe fellowship to be essential for the growth of a healthy and holy church, we provide weekly opportunities for such: Weekly Luncheon: Bring a light lunch and spend the time between services getting to know one another better. Monthly Feast: On the first Lord's Day of each month, bring a dish to share and spend the afternoon together. We also encourage our members to schedule opportunities for fellowship. Some recent events have included: Friday Night Hymn Sing Summer Sporting Events Hiking at State Parks Community Service Projects Harvest Festivals Christmas Parties

Choosing and joining a local church is an important (if not essential) element of faithful Christian living. Sadly enough however, many modern Christians seem content to live out their lives unattached, uncommitted, and therefore unable to participate fully in the life and ministries of the church. This grieves the Spirit. Therefore, we encourage you to examine your own understanding of the importance of church membership and consider whether God is leading you towards membership in our church.