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Group Bible Study (Sabbath School), 10:00am

In our adult Sabbath School classes, we study the Bible together. We offer a traditional class, which includes a quarterly lesson that is followed by the worldwide church, as well as a smaller group which focuses on the Spirit of Prophecy. Both classes offer a place to share praises and prayer requests along with our experiences from the week. We welcome you to join either group.

Children, Teens and Youth Sabbath School, 10:00am

We have kid’s classes for all ages where they learn Bible stories and Biblical principles along with age-appropriate games and crafts.

Main Church Service, 11:00am

Our main church service is for all adults and kids alike. It includes a contemporary music service, a children’s story, prayer, a Scripture reading and a Bible-based sermon. The service concludes around 12:15pm. On the 3rd Sabbath of the month, stay for a delicious plant-based lunch provided in the fellowship area.

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Devotional of the day

Sunlight, MAY 14

[May. 10 – May. 16 : Elements of Good Health]

Truly the light is sweet, and a pleasant thing it is for the eyes to behold the sun. Ecclesiastes 11:7

There are but few who realize that, in order to enjoy health and cheerfulness, they must have an abundance of sunlight, pure air, and physical exercise. We pity little children who are kept confined indoors when the sun is shining gloriously without.

Clothe your boys and girls comfortably and properly…. Then let them go out and exercise in t...

Verse of the day

And he (Jesus) said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven. (Luke 10:18)

Quote of the day

Jesus does not change the character at His coming. The work of transformation must be done now. Our daily lives are determining our destiny. (Last Day Events page 295)

Verse of the day

And he (Jesus) said unto them, I beheld Satan as lightning fall from heaven. (Luke 10:18)

Quote of the day

Jesus does not change the character at His coming. The work of transformation must be done now. Our daily lives are determining our destiny. (Last Day Events page 295)

Lesson On Faith of the day

Lessons on Faith (part 7)

May 14

But now Abraham was ninety-nine years old and Sarah was eighty-nine. And, if anything, this seemed to put farther off than ever the fulfillment of the word and called for a deeper dependence upon the word of God—a greater faith than before.

It was perfectly plain that now there was no possibility of dependence upon anything whatever, but the naked word only; they were shut up absolutely to this for the accomplishment of what the word said. All works, devices, plans, and efforts of their own were excluded, and they were shut up to faith alone—shut up to the word alone and to absolute dependence upon that word only for the accomplishment of what that word said.

Video of the day

Song of the day

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“The Desire Of Ages” of the day

“The Least of These My Brethren” (part 2)

May 14

…To the rich, God has given wealth that they may relieve and comfort His suffering children; but too often they are indifferent to the wants of others. They feel themselves superior to their poor brethren. They do not put themselves in the poor man’s place. They do not understand the temptations and struggles of the poor, and mercy dies out of their hearts. In costly dwellings and splendid churches, the rich shut themselves away from the poor; the means that God has given to bless the needy is spent in pampering pride and selfishness…

“The Great Controversy” of the day

Luther's Separation From Rome (part 1)

May 14

Foremost among those who were called to lead the church from the darkness of popery into the light of a purer faith, stood Martin Luther. Zealous, ardent, and devoted, knowing no fear but the fear of God, and acknowledging no foundation for religious faith but the Holy Scriptures, Luther was the man for his time; through him God accomplished a great work for the reformation of the church and the enlightenment of the world…
…The fear of the Lord dwelt in the heart of Luther, enabling him to maintain his steadfastness of purpose and leading him to deep humility before God. He had an abiding sense of his dependence upon divine aid, and he did not fail to begin each day with prayer, while his heart was continually breathing a petition for guidance and support. “To pray well,” he often said, “is the better half of study.”—D’Aubigne, b. 2, ch. 2.

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