Food for Thought

Come join us for a five week study of “The Wisdom of Solomon”. The class will meet on Monday nights beginning January 8th at 6:30pm in the New Revelations Classroom in the Dome building. We’re familiar with books traditionally associated with Solomon: Ecclesiastes, Proverbs, Song of Solomon. This study will cover The Book of Wisdom from the Apocrypha. Start the new year with fellowship and study as we explore the wisdom of the ages.  Read More »

It’s easy to get overwhelmed this time of year. Parties and programs fill every square of the kitchen calendar. There are presents to buy (will they get there in time with standard shipping?), guest rooms to clean, Christmas cookies to bake, trees to decorate, stockings to hang, dinner to plan. There’s not a moment to breathe. As the hustle and bustle takes a firm hold on December, I find my thoughts turning to Mary. No, not THAT Mary. It’s the Mary ... Read More »

The Northgate children and youth will present their 2017 Christmas program on Sunday, December 17th, at 5:00pm in the Worship Activity Center. Our kids have been working very hard on this program – it’s one you don’t want to miss. Come and join us as the kids remind us of the reason for the season. Read More »

Click here to see a recap of the July 10th session (#10 – The Final Disclosure) of the Study of Mark. Recap of Session 10. Read More »

Want to see what this study’s all about?  Missed a session of the study and want to catch up?  Find out more by clicking here:    Recaps of Current Study. Read More »

Click here to see a recap of the July 3rd session (#9 – Jesus’ Final Suffering) of the Study of Mark. Recap of Session 9. Read More »

Click here to see a recap of the June 26th session (#8 – Jesus’s Farewell – Prelude to Betrayal) of the Study of Mark. Recap of Session 8. Read More »

The Gospel of Mark is the shortest of the four Gospels.  It was also probably the first to be written – around 70 A.D.  Join us for a ten session study as we explore Mark’s story of Jesus’s ministry and mission – how this man of Galilee brought God’s Good News to the world. Read More »

For 6 weeks beginning March 6th, a group of 15 men and women studied The Apostles’ Creed. Creed, from the Latin word Credo, means “I believe”.  The most essential Christian beliefs are contained in this ancient Creed.  We learned that our beliefs shape who we are and how we relate to our fellow human beings:  not only do we need a church, but the church needs us! Read More »

Herbed Baked Leg of Lamb. This traditional recipe comes from the United Methodist Women’s “Heavenly Recipes” cookbook – perfect for a family get-together. Read More »