“To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good…All these [gifts] are empowered by one and the same Spirit, who apportions to each one individually as [God] wills.”

What a time to be alive, am I right?

George, Julie, Savannah, Lydia, and Evelyn Davis give us an update on how they're doing, what they're learning in this unusual time, how we can be praying for them.

Grace Hendrix offers an update on how she’s doing and shares what she’s learning during this very unusual time.

James Stanley Austin, ‘Stan’, died unexpectedly on March 11, 2020 in Richmond, VA. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Susan Spielman Austin, daughter, Kathleen (Jim) McCarthy, son Jay (Wenona) Austin and “adopted” son Markus Franklin. He was Poppie to four wonderful grandchildren, Thomas and Piper Austin and Emily and Noah McCarthy.

“As God’s image-bearer and co-creator, my science teaching brings order and substance to students’ minds.”

(Andrew Hall reflects on his work as a high school science teacher)

“I walked home from the unveiling with certain civic pride in Richmond, thinking, ‘This is a statue I am eager to take visitors to see.’ Through it Wiley proves himself a modern-day prophet, helping all of us to see. Through it he demonstrates that the prophet’s role is not merely to tear down, but to create, to imagine something new, something better.” 

During our next few worship services, you might notice a someone walking around with a camera. No need to worry. He’s with us, and he’s helping us with something.

This fall on Wednesday mornings, a group of women from City Church are gathering to study the book of Acts. Wednesday morning Bible study is always a highlight of my week because of the women and relationships in the room, but in particular because I am regularly reminded that the Holy Spirit is at work in each of our hearts.

This new series from Erik will focus on sharing more about the whats, hows, and whys behind life at City Church. First up: finances.

“For many years, I struggled to find a direct connection between the output of my work and my faith. Sometimes I’d find myself thinking, at the end of the day, isn’t this just about getting people to buy more stuff?”

(Hillary Bleckely reflects on her work as a Brand Strategist.)

“I think of myself as a humble servant of sorts—fanning the flame in the person’s heart to build up their courage.”

(Emily Bryant shares about her work as a psychologist treating OCD and anxiety.)