In a church, the nave is the central and principal part of the building, primarily designed to accommodate the congregation. It is the main body of the church, extending from the entrance to the transepts or the chancel. The nave is where worshippers typically sit, and it’s often characterized by long rows of pews or chairs. The term “nave” is derived from the Latin word “navis,” meaning “ship,” which is fitting given the nave’s long, narrow shape.
THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 8, at 11:00 AM
in the Parish Hall
This Sunday we are having our Splash-into-Summer Potluck!
Please click this link to sign up to bring your favorite summer food for the Potluck.
If you forget to sign up, bring food anyway. If you don’t bring food, don’t worry, we want you there to enjoy the fellowship together.
This Sunday, June 8, in the Parish Hall
The theme is “Celebrating Pentecost.”
Messy Church will occur simultaneously with our regular 10 AM liturgy, so you will have TWO opportunities to worship!
On Messy Church Sundays, we have a potluck lunch.
The Potluck theme is Summer Favorites.
Regardless of which liturgy you attend – Messy Church or traditional worship in the Sanctuary—we will share fellowship with each other.
On May 29, Christians celebrate Jesus’ Ascension into heaven as a pivotal moment in the Christian faith. Occurring 40 days after Easter, the Ascension marks Christ’s return to God the Father, completing His earthly ministry. We view this event as a sign of Jesus’ divine nature and a promise of His continual presence through the Holy Spirit. It affirms hope in eternal life and encourages faithful witness in the world, honoring Christ as Lord of all creation.
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