The Church in the Heart of the City with the City at Heart
15 S. Mulberry Street, Hagerstown, MD
Sunday Services
8:30—9:15 am
Praise Worship
Fellowship Hall
9:30—10:30 am
Sunday School
Individual classrooms
10:45 am Worship
Sanctuary &
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Sunday Worship
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Hagerstown MD 21740
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Junior Church
During the 10:45 service on the 2nd & 4th Sundays each month, children in kindergarten through grade 6 gather in the Rainbow Room.
Food Pantry Sunday
On the first Sunday of month, bring dry items: boxed or in cans, but not in glass jars. Place items on the cart inside the west entrance.
Take a Moment Prayer : Week of Feb 22
I begin this new day with the hope of being on the mountaintop with you all day, Holy Jesus. Exciting and fulfilling things happen whenever I am there with you. Everything flows smoothly in my life when we are there together, because I can see you and feel your presence…lifting my spirit and guiding me. I can hear your voice telling me that you love me. You speak words of encouragement in those moments that help to carry me through the difficult valley journeys that come my way. You challenge me to deeper commitment and obedience as you speak truths to my heart. You call me to use my gifts to serve others and to share the Gospel with others. When I am on the mountaintop with you…my faith feels very strong. As I continue my journey through this day, I know I may not always feel this closeness with you. Earthly things sometimes lure me away…and when they do, help me to turn my gaze back to you; and redirect me onto the path that will bring me back to the mountaintop with you. Holy Savior, You are my strength and my salvation. Amen.
February
“Do not worry about your life…” (Matthew 6:25)
These are words of encouragement from Jesus. It is only one line of a text found in Matthew 6:25-34 that discusses worry. Jesus tells us not to worry, and we receive it as encouragement…or maybe a suggestion. Yet read the words again, and you will hear that it is not offered as encouragement or a suggestion. The words, “Do not…”, rather indicate a command.
In Philippians 4:6, Paul reiterates this command saying, “Be anxious for nothing.”