Joining The Congregation
What does it mean to “join” a church congregation?
For many, it means making a commitment to a group of people who journey together in the life of faith and learning how to follow Jesus even if imperfectly.
Whether or not you are a member, you are always welcome to participate in worship, receive communion and join in activities. However, when we make financial or legal decisions, only regular members can vote or hold office. There are two kinds of members: regular and associate. Associate membership are for those people who live part of the year somewhere else and who are regular members at another church. However, they still want to be an active part of the ministry here.
If you are interested or have more questions, please reach out to Pastor Judi. Know that there is a place for you.
For many, it means making a commitment to a group of people who journey together in the life of faith and learning how to follow Jesus even if imperfectly.
Whether or not you are a member, you are always welcome to participate in worship, receive communion and join in activities. However, when we make financial or legal decisions, only regular members can vote or hold office. There are two kinds of members: regular and associate. Associate membership are for those people who live part of the year somewhere else and who are regular members at another church. However, they still want to be an active part of the ministry here.
If you are interested or have more questions, please reach out to Pastor Judi. Know that there is a place for you.