Something happens—or doesn’t—, and a fracture forms. Cracks begin to spread. They spread through our sense of self, our ability to love others, and our hope. Bitterness, shame, grief, burden on heavy burden, addiction, worry that eats away at joy: all threaten to break us. We fill in the gaps with distractions and self-help, but those wear out. The cracks are still there, often accompanied by a question. Can we ever be whole again? Everyone desperately needs to be loved and healed by the living God.

Healing is a journey, and it is not a journey we take alone.

We worship the God of hope. Where the world funnels us into isolation, Jesus offers us restoration and belonging. Where evil picks at our wounds, the Spirit comforts us and reminds us of truth. The One who healed the bleeding woman and raised Jairus’ daughter from the dead is able to do so much more than we ask or imagine. It is our Lord who leads us, loves us, forgives us, and sustains us.

Healing journeys begin in many places. You may be already on your way, or you may be catching the first glimpses of the path ahead. You may wonder where the path will lead. Jesus invites us to come and see.

If you long for healing, please join us as we worship together, pray together, and listen to words of encouragement together. November 7- 8th, 2025. 

Please reach out to Deacon Cindy if you have any questions.