Dear Church Family,
Summer is a season of motion. Some of us are heading to the shore, some visiting loved ones, some just enjoying a quieter rhythm close to home. Wherever this summer takes you, I want to remind you of something beautiful: we are still united in Christ, no matter where we are.
The Apostle Paul often wrote letters to churches scattered across different cities, encouraging them to stay grounded in prayer, love, and unity - even when they were physically apart. I find his words so fitting for this time of year, when our pews might feel a little emptier, but our hearts remain connected.
Whether you're worshiping from a campsite, singing hymns in the sanctuary, or tuning in from afar, know this: your presence matters. Your prayers, your love, your commitment to our church family - we feel it. We are bound together not just by a building or a schedule, but by the Holy Spirit, who draws us into one body, one mission, and one hope.
Over the Summer, you’ll hear stories of how our church is still alive and active4through Vacation Bible School, mission projects, Sunday worship, and quiet acts of care that never make the announcements but deeply reflect the heart of Christ. We invite you to be part of that, in any way you can.
So, whether you’re packing a suitcase or staying put, I encourage you to:
Pray for our church and its ministries
Check in with one another - send a card, a text, or a quick call
Worship where you are - online, in-person, or in the stillness of creation
And remember, you are never out of reach of God’s love or your church family
Let’s carry one another in prayer and joy this summer.
Let’s keep being the church - wherever we are.
With love and gratitude,
Rev. Dale Min, senior pastor