What does SOMA stand for?
The New Testament is filled with rich metaphors describing the countercultural community of people who have been transformed by the gospel of grace. One of the most frequent designations for this community is the Greek word Soma, which simply means “body.”
Rooted (College Ministry)
When thinking about the vision of Rooted (College Ministry), we take our cue from Jesus when he says,
“Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” – Matthew 4:19 ESV
We want to help students understand who Jesus is, why He came into the world, and what it looks like to follow Him with their whole lives.
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Upcoming Events
Just a reminder – Daylight Savings Time ends November 3rd at 2am. Be sure to set your clocks back an hour. If you forget, you will be early to church tomorrow. But that’s okay, we can always use an extra hand or two to help us set up for the service. We are looking forward to seeing you at the 9am or 11am service! Have a Blessed Day!! Join us Sunday December 24 at 6:00pm for our annual Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, where we quiet our hearts and minds in one of our most beautiful services of the year. We sing many of your favorite Christmas hymns and carols, reflect on Christ’s entry into our world, and illuminate our Sanctuary with candlelight as our pastor shares the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday. This is the day when we celebrate what is known as the ‘Triumphal Entry.’ On this day Jesus rode into Jerusalem at the beginning of the passover celebration on the back of a donkey fulfilling the prophecy of Zechariah 9:9. Jesus was greeted by the massive crowds in Jerusalem and praised as the coming King, the long expected Messiah. We will be holding a Palm Sunday Celebration service at 11:00am. Resurrection Sunday is among the most joyous celebrations in the life of the church. On this day we celebrate that Christ has risen from the dead and in so doing he has defeated sin, death, and Hell forever. In rising from the grave Jesus confirmed that he was indeed the Messiah, the king of creation, and the Savior of the world. Our greatest hope in life and in death is that Christ is risen and we will one day rise with him. Join us on Mothers Day as we celebrate the women in our life who have done the most for us! Bring your mom! We look forward to celebrating all the mothers we have here @ Soma!
We will celebrate Easter with a Worship Service at 11:00am on Sunday, April 16th.