August 9, 2026 — 11:30 AM Service
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Acts 2:42–47 reveals fellowship as a devoted way of life, not a casual gathering. We grow through shared teaching, prayer, generosity, meals, worship, and a sincere concern for one another’s needs.
We are called to make “welcome home” visible in practice. When our lives are joined in faith and love, the church becomes a community where people can belong, mature, and encounter God together.
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