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THE BIG STORY  .  january 28  -  Easter april 8

You can feel it.  Behind everything that is, it pulses. Like the beat of your heart, fueling all the possibilities of your life.

It is there. It is waiting for you to discover it. To enter it. To embrace it & experience it as your own. Your truest life.

It is the dream of God, shared with us through the remarkable story told through the Bible. What is God’s dream? To have a people of His very own who choose to love & know Him freely, to follow Him fully & to reign with Him forever. It’s “The BIG Story” that gives meaning to all others, & you’re in it!

If you’ve ever wanted to know what the Bible was all about, you won’t want to miss a single chapter in this amazing 10-week series.

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saturday worship  »  6p*

sunday worship  »  9:30a* .  11a*/** .  12:15p

(worship is offered on Saturday at 4:45p for volunteers)  *Traducción al Español  **Tradução para o Português

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