Inviting people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ

Learn How

Love

As we express our love to God and to others, we believe that it changes our perspective of the world around us.

Grow

By spending time with others growing in our love for God, we learn and understand how Jesus reacted and responded to the world around Him.

Serve

Serving causes us to focus our attention on others around us. We begin to see the world through the eyes of Jesus and react and respond with grace and empathy.

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Blessing Box

By HCC’s Park

A Blessing Box is available for those in need. Located by the playground on HCC’s campus.
Donations for the Blessing Box are always welcome.

HCC Park & Shelter House

 

The park and shelter house is open to the public. A port-a-potty will be available from May-October. 

If you would like to reserve the shelter house please call or email the church office.

 

Little Library

By HCC’s Park

 

The Little Library has books available for all ages to choose from.

Have a book you no longer want, place it in the Little Library for someone else.

 

 

 

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In 1974, singer Billy Preston released a song that would become #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for one week in October, 1974 – and was actually the first-ever song performed on Saturday Night Live. The title of the song is, Nothing from Nothing” and one of the primary lyrical lines is: “Nothin’ from nothin’ leaves nothin’; you gotta have somethin’ if you wanna be with me.”

When it comes to being made right with God, there is nothing we could ever do on our own, so we need something – which turns out to be the redemptive work of Jesus on the cross. The tensions, stresses, and challenges we experience now are nothing compared to the glory God will reveal later. When it comes to what can ever separate us from God’s great and gracious love for us, the answer is “nothing” – even when we feel like maybe something can (or has).

So not only does nothing from nothing leave nothing, nothing really means nothing (which also happens to be the title of a song by hip-hop artist, J.R. Writer).