Join us for an intimate time of worship with hymns, carols, readings and special music—all by candlelight. We will have a time of fellowship afterwards.

In our songs, Scripture reading, and time of reflection as we light the fourth candle, we will focus on the Magi and their gifts for the Saviour. To prepare, in your quiet time or family devotions, read Psalm 72:10,11 and Matthew 2:1-12.

In our songs, Scripture reading, and time of reflection as we light the third candle, we will focus on the messengers of the Saviour’s birth: the angels and the shepherds. To prepare, in your quiet time or family devotions, read Romans 12:16; Luke 2:8-20; and 1 Peter 1:10-12.

In our songs, Scripture reading, and time of reflection as we light the second candle, we will focus on the Saviour’s birth. To prepare, in your quiet time or family devotions, read Isaiah 9:6; Luke 2:1-7; and John 1:1,14.

In our songs, Scripture reading, and time of reflection as we light the first candle, we will focus on the prophecies of the Saviour’s birth. To prepare, in your quiet time or family devotions, read Isaiah 9:2,7; Jeremiah 33:14-16; and Galatians 4:4,5.

Join us for a time of family fun at the Fall Vintage Dance. Each family should bring a finger food and dessert to share.

Come learn about Martin Luther & some of the other Reformers… and why a Reformation was needed at all!
As in years past, there will be games on the lawn, candy, prizes, hot chocolate and popcorn. Oh, and candy. Children may certainly come in costume! Admission is free.

We will have a family game night in the GCC cafe. Bring your favorite games and a snack to share.

A time for families to gather and enjoy vintage dances. Each family should bring a finger food and dessert to share.

The ladies are welcome to gather in the sanctuary to watch a movie together. Bring your own snacks if desired.

The book club meets on the first Wednesday of each month. Between meetings we will read a book and report on it when we meet again--we will each read a different book with a Christian spiritual focus. Meetings will be at 7:00 in the church library. Although your book choice may be one of your own, we encourage use of the church library. If you would like to join us, please see Les Plymale or Noel Bowling.

A ladies’ tea to be held at the home of Dale Phillips.

Each family should bring a main dish and your favorite Christmas cookies to share.  If you would like, you can bring copies of your cookie recipe to share. And, apparently, there will be vintage dances.