Community Reconnect 2026
Rainy weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of the nearly 200 people who stayed after worship for Community Reconnect on Sept. 20!
Rainy weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of the nearly 200 people who stayed after worship for Community Reconnect on Sept. 20!
This spring, three Pioneer High School students involved in the school’s Red Cross Club approached us about hosting a blood drive in honor of Peter DeHart as he underwent a bone marrow transplant.
On Saturday, Sept. 19, more than two dozen congregants gathered in the Green Wood Sanctuary for an afternoon of football, food and fellowship as U-M took on UTEP.
This year brings some exciting updates to our kids and youth spaces!
The middle school youth spent a week in July serving across the county during “Hometown Help,” a week of service and community connection.
On July 25–26, our congregation put faith into action during Summer Service Days.
This summer, our congregation has continued our partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Huron Valley through the Good News Group, helping make affordable homeownership possible for local families.
From June 20–27, 11 high school youth and five adult leaders traveled to Camp Corson in Jayuya, Puerto Rico for a week of service, community and faith.
When our city celebrates, it’s a wonderful opportunity for our church community to be present and connect.
While it’s never easy to say farewell to our staff, we can rejoice in the 11 years Amy Kennedy served our congregation and community as the Minister of Congregational Care.