Our campus is easy to find and located in the Colee Hammock neighborhood, a quaint location and just steps from the New River, in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale.
Our robust programming is tailored to offer opportunities for families and individuals of all ages from birth on up.
The possibility of a new friendship starts with an introduction. We invite you to connect with us as well as your peers through our numerous offerings including, weekly events and opportunities for fellowship, eight core ministries, and more than 50 programs and classes.
Our Faith Comes Alive when we work together to make a difference. If you desire to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus by serving in mission, we would love for you to join us.
Among the many reasons the scriptures offer for why we should give, the one that moves our heart most directly - it makes us more like Christ.
Creating a church community that is rich in fellowship is how we ensure we grow together in our faith and stay connected with one another.
Dear Friends,
In the real world there appears to be two complexes that dominate the attitudes of individuals: One is called a SUPERIORITY COMPLEX and the other an INFERIORITY COMPLEX. In my thinking, both are very dangerous. If we were to put them on the scales, however, I think there are more people who suffer from an inferiority complex than from a superiority complex.We extend this invitation to you and your friends to come to worship this Sunday, June 25, 2017.
I have spent my entire life thinking about this….as a child I was bullied in grade school. But if it is true that God has made us in God’s image and according to God’s likeness, then that means each one of us is unique and precious in God’s sight. One conclusion I have reached is that EVERY HUMAN BEING IS INTENDED TO HAVE A CHARACTER OF HIS OR HER OWN, TO BE WHAT NO ONE ELSE CAN BE AND TO DO WHAT NO ONE ELSE CAN DO. I believe that is the way God meant it to be.
The Epistle reading for Sunday is II Corinthians 4: 7-18 and the Gospel reading is Luke 9: 18-25. If you have a chance, I hope you will read these before you come to church on Sunday. They both speak to the sermon question: WHEN FEELING USELESS…WHAT THEN?
In Christ,
Rev. Dr. Robert W. Bohl
Temporary Supply Pastor
