- We Go Because Jesus Sent Us -
Jesus didn’t call us to simply gather—He called us to go. From the Great Commission to the call to let our light shine
(Matthew 5:16), Serve Sunday puts obedience into action. It reminds us that the Church isn’t a place we attend—it’s a people sent on mission We Move from Watching to Participating. Serve Sunday creates a moment where everyone can step in. For many, it’s a first step into serving—removing barriers, building confidence, and helping people move from observation to action.
- We Grow in Compassion - 
When we step into our community, needs become personal. We begin to see people the way Jesus does—with compassion and care. Serve Sunday helps shape hearts that don’t just see needs, but respond to them.
- We Build Unity - 
There’s something powerful about serving side-by-side. Different ages, backgrounds, and stories come together with one purpose. Shared mission creates shared stories—and strengthens the bond of our church family.
- We Show the Love of Jesus - 
Serve Sunday makes the love of Christ visible. It opens doors for conversations, builds trust in our community, and reminds people that the Church is here to serve—not just gather.
- We Redefine Worship - 
Worship isn’t just what happens in a service—it’s how we live. As Romans 12:1 reminds us, offering our lives in service is an act of worship. Serve Sunday helps expand that understanding from a moment to a lifestyle. We Live on Mission Beyond One Day This isn’t just an event—it’s a catalyst.

Serve Sunday is a starting point for ongoing impact, new opportunities to serve, and deeper engagement in the mission God has called us to.

Join us as we wipe walls, move desks, boxes and get the school ready for school staff to wax floors and prepare the next school year. 

This is an outside project that includes pulling weeds, cleaning up a playground area, pressure washing and other clean up. This site is at the Daycare center not the YMCA building. Go to the outdoor play area to find the group. 

This is an outside project that will include stripping and painting the outside awning of the police department behind the building. 

There are a few different projects going on at the outpost. We have a group packing thank you bags for the nurses at the Bedford Hospital, a group that will help get the outpost ready for lunch, and a few others as well.