Harrison and Brittany Ford; Megan and Dan Carson; Christine Bierema; and Steve and Abby Hunefeld share what they're missing about in-person worship at City Church.

Hymn sing on Thursday; re-opening survey; and more

Let us know how you feel about returning to worship.

Catechism. The very name sounds like it belongs in a catacomb with lifeless, dusty bones of medieval saints. Far from being archaic relics—though they were written centuries ago—the Reformed catechisms and confessions are treasures for us today.

A new service opportunity; hymn sing on May 28th; and more.

It’s Julie Pence! Here, she lets us know what she’s missing most about in-person worship at City Church.

An update on next steps for City Church…

Welcoming Baby Olugbemi and Baby Dodd; mental health forum; hymn sing; and more.

Harrison introduces a new Living Our Faith series, and JB tells us what he's been missing about coming to City Church.

“Some may say their quarantine has been boring because ‘It’s the same thing every single day,’ but it’s not like that at my house. It’s different every day; some days are good, some are bad. Some days it’s quiet; some days it’s loud. The one thing that stays the same is that it’s different than anything I’ve ever been through.”

“In a harrowing time Jesus instructs his disciples to give, to be generous. But they resist. I get the disciples’ hesitation. I really do. Stressful times—those times where need appears greater than the resources at hand—cause me to hold more tightly to what I have.”

The Jameses update us on life at home with their newborn daughter, Lily, and balancing demands of parenting and working from home.