Inviting people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ
Learn HowHCC GATHERINGS
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.
Coming Soon…
Playground & Shelter House
Open to the public from dawn to dusk. A port-a-potty will be available close by.
To reserve the shelter house, please contact the office.
Community Events
Calendar will update
Truck-or-Treat
Saturday, October 24th 1-3pm
Arts & Crafts Night
1st Wednesdays 6-8pm
Come and enjoy a night of art and craft vibes in the basement. Bring your art to work on or just come and enjoy all the creativity of others as they work.
Childcare no provided.
In Person & Online
10:00am
One of the most powerful words in any language is the word “no!” It is considered the ultimate negative, meaning “not any” or “not at all” or “no thing.” It is used as a way to express dissent, denial, rejection or refusal. Though it is considered the ultimate negative, saying “no” is not always a negative. Sometimes saying “no” is the most positive step we can take, especially when saying “no” safeguards us from danger or traveling a path to a place we never want to end up. When we say “no” to something, we also say “yes” to something else – so there just might be great wisdom in discerning what we say “no” to.