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Introducing Our New Staff

We could not be more excited about the three new people who have joined our staff recently. We are so blessed to have such an incredible staff supporting our church. Please give a warm welcome to our newest staff members if you see them around. Samantha York ROAR Sports Administrative Assistant Samantha grew up in Asheboro, NC, before moving with her family to Rock ...

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Recap of Washington, DC Trip

The Yo-Pros served with City. Service. Mission. (CSM) in Washington, D.C., on June 6-9. We ministered to the new summer interns on their final weekend before hosting middle school and high school groups for the rest of the summer.

Our team doing some sight seeing in our country's capital. Keep Reading

Summer Reading List 2024

Whether your summer involves a trip to the beach, tiring your kids out at the neighborhood pool, or nights spent on your back porch enjoying the fireflies, chances are you will be cracking open a book or two in the next couple of months. Here is a list of books our pastors and staff recommend. Mike Honeycutt From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep...

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Student Ministry Interns

If you had or have school-aged children, you know how hard it is to keep kids entertained over their summer break. This makes the summer a key time in student ministry because kids want to spend more time with each other and our staff. To help us, we bring in interns each summer to make sure every one of our students is being reached over the summer. This year, we have an ...

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Spring Update

Women's Ministry Women's Discipleship just wrapped up our year-long study in the book of Mark. It was a meaningful study on the life and ministry of Jesus and the implications for us in our own lives. Studying the content of God's Word in the context of community is a beautiful blessing. In our recent survey women described their experience in the following ways. The ...

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Our Extraordinary Savior

As we begin Passion week, we look back to the week that our Savior, through his death and resurrection, made a way for us to rise as well. And along the way, we see a series of contrasts between him and us. First, just prior to Palm Sunday, Jesus "set his face to go to Jerusalem" (Luke 9:51). That meant one thing for his apostles: "An argument arose among them as to which...

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Home Sweet Home: Establishing Rhythms for Our Loud & Imperfect Homes

When you think of your home, what words come to mind? For many, they would say something along the lines of loud, messy, playful, and/or chaotic. For some, they would even describe it as overwhelming. With all the chores, bills, and projects, it may seem like the to-do list never ends. But what if we began looking at our homes as a key piece of territory for the kingdom of...

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Exploring the Sanctity of Life

Sanctity of life is a complex issue with many viewpoints and perspectives. If you are looking to deepen your understanding on the topic, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Our Pro-Life Team has curated a list of resources to help you gain a greater grasp on the issues at hand. Please use discretion when reviewing these resources because of the sensitive and mat...

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Reflections on the New Year

As we mark the passing of the old year and welcoming of the new each January, many of us make resolutions, set goals, and embark on a journey of self-improvement. We think of the things that we would like to start doing, do better, or cease doing all together. We feel that something about us is not enough. We focus on the things we want to change about ourselves and our li...

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Unwrapping the Good News of Christmas

If I'm honest, I am a little bit of a grinch when it comes to Christmas time. Maybe it's the cold, maybe it's the rampant consumerism and the need to show up with pristine gifts (mine can never quite look pristine), or maybe it's the too-soon-every-year-and-never-ending Christmas music everywhere. I say this in jest, but really, I have struggled the last few years to under...

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