Worship

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...

We need each other. This is simply a fact of being human. Created in the likeness of a God who is essentially relational, we're made for community and companionship. So could anything be more important than bringing people together? That’s what we will be focusing on at WCC this year: celebrating the beauty and possibilities of “togethering" and recommitting ourselves to our community – the people who walk in our doors (the physical ones or virtual ones) and...