Yesterday at Christ’s Church at Lowhill, we talked about James 3:2-12 and the children learned all about the story of Naomi and Ruth! Noting the ability of words to hurt or inspire and to influence the life stories of people and communities, James says: 9 With the tongue we praise our Lord and Father, and with …
We are SO EXCITED to start our new Sunday School program this week! We have wonderful classroom spaces, engaging curriculum from SPARK, awesome teachers, and a great, great God! Please join us! With the coming of Fall, change is in the air! What better way to mark the changing of seasons than to commit yourself …
A Special Service We’re excited to share that Sunday, September 9 will be a very special service for families and for the church family at Christ’s Church at Lowhill! What is Rally Day? “Rally Day” is a tradition many Christian churches. After a busy summer, Rally Day has historically been the day that churches “kick-off” …
It was wonderful to worship together with organ, piano, and acoustic guitar! We also explored the Tower of Babel story by building and destroying our own tower of self-centeredness, then rebuilding it on the altar, piece by piece, into a representation not of our own pride or desires, but of the Body of Christ! As …
Here at Lowhill, our leadership team has started to read and discuss a book called Real Good Church by Molly Phinney Basket. It’s a great resource and we’re having some great discussions because of it. Something that emerged from our last leadership meeting was the idea of intentional welcome. Three questions emerged from that idea that …
Pastor Chris is leading Bible studies starting this Wednesday night! The first series will look at the Bible as literature and investigate the different genres and themes found within. We’ll learn about why certain texts were written certain ways, and what that tells us about the Bible as a relevant resource for our journey …
Two weeks ago, we introduced a new way of sharing our worship experience as a family of faith. Rather than separate our children from their parents and the rest of the church family during the worship gathering, we’ve created a space, “The Kids’ Table,” within the service itself where children are free to engage in …