Join us every first and third Wednesday evening of the month for Men’s Reading Group. This Spring, we will be reading Why Johnny Can’t Sing Hymns: How Pop Culture Rewrote the Hymnal by T. David Gordon. Book: Why Johnny Can’t Sing Hymns by T. David GordonTime/Date: 7pm, Every First and Read more…
Join us as we celebrate the birth of our Lord, Jesus Christ on December 24th at Linfield Christian School. Divine Service – 10am – Sunday, December 24thWe will gather Sunday morning at 10am as we do each Lord’s Day. It is here that God makes himself known through the Gospel: the Read more…
Join us for our Annual Women’s Christmas Party on Friday, December 1st. Food and drinks will be provided. If you’d like to participate in the gift exchange please bring a wrapped gift ($25 max). The theme of this year’s exchange is hospitality! Please RSVP here by November 29th so we Read more…
Join us for a weekend of fellowship and getting to know each other better. Though there will be no formal teaching this year, we will have a group discussion on the topic of hospitality. Christian hospitality takes on many forms, but we hope to focus on the practicality of opening Read more…
Join us every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month as we study The Parables of Jesus. Students 7th-12th grade are invited to together for dinner, fellowship and discussion. Topic: The Parables of JesusAges: 7th-12th GradeDate/Time: Every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the Month, 5pm-7pmLocation: 42631 Hussar Ct, Temecula, CA Read more…
This Summer’s theme is Food and in July we take on the topic of Man in the Kitchen: Chef as Sub-Creator. Topic: Man in the Kitchen: Chef as Sub-CreatorWhat to Bring: A homemade dish and a libation to share Location: 41930 Calle Cabrillo, Temecula CA 92592Time: 7 PM, Friday July 15th Man Read more…
Date: Sunday, July 10thTime: 5pm-7pmLocation: 42631 Hussar Ct, Temecula CA 92592 Join us Sunday evening, July 10th for a cookout and outdoor games at Pastor Christian’s house. All students Junior and Senior High are invited, along with recently graduated seniors. We hope to see you there!
Ancestry.com recently surpassed 15-million members in its AncestryDNA Network. The service connects people through a saliva sample to the places their ancestors lived and the paths they followed to get there. If the growing number of subscribers is any indication, it seems we as humans are interested in our family history–and so Read more…