



Vision Day matters because God’s people thrive when they move forward with clarity and unity. All throughout Scripture, the Lord calls His people to lift their eyes beyond the immediate and remember His purpose for them. “Where there is no vision, the people perish” (Proverbs 29:18). Vision Day gives us a moment to pause, pray, and align our hearts with the direction God is leading our church. It’s not about our ideas or ambitions—it’s about seeking the Lord together and asking Him to shape our steps for the days ahead.
It also strengthens our fellowship. When a church family hears the same goals, prays over the same priorities, and commits to the same mission, God knits hearts together in a powerful way. The early church moved forward in one accord, and Scripture reminds us, “Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it” (Psalm 127:1). Vision Day helps us recommit ourselves to that truth, acknowledging that every ministry, every outreach effort, every act of service must be rooted in God’s strength, not our own.
Most of all, Vision Day encourages us to look ahead with faith. We don’t know everything the coming year will hold, but we do know the One who holds it. As your pastor, my desire is simply that we walk into the future together: prayerful, hopeful, and ready for God to use us. May He give us clear eyes, steady hearts, and a renewed passion to reach our community for Christ.



Join us this Sunday at 9:30 AM for Sunday School! We offer classes for all ages and stages, including children, teens, adults, and seniors. Grow in faith, fellowship, and understanding. Find your place in a group and feel right at home.


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2026 Yearly Over Budget – $2,061

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