We are offering a 4-week Caregiver Support Group led by our therapist-in-residence, Sarah Tran, LCSW. This group is geared towards those individuals caring for a loved one at home who feel overwhelmed, burned out, or needing connection and support due to isolation. The cost is $25 and covers all 4 weeks. This is a closed group meeting on April 1, 8, 22, & 29.

Sarah is a therapist with over 20 years of experience supporting individuals and families dealing with grief, caregiving, and burnout. With a warm and compassionate approach, she helps people navigate the emotional challenges of loss and caregiving, creating a safe and supportive space for healing. In her support groups, Sarah brings people together to share their experiences, gain new insights, and offer each other understanding and strength. It’s a place to connect, reflect, and grow, while finding the resilience to move forward.

Wednesday, April 9
from 10:30-11:30 a.m. in Bailey Hall

Mainly Music is geared for children birth through pre-K and their parent or caregiver. It is a chance for grownups and their kids to interact with one another and others through songs and movement. Each week we will have a 30-minute music session followed by a time for snack, free play and making new friends.

This is a community outreach event, so spread the word widely and let people know that all are welcome. There is a $5/week suggested donation at the door. There is no advanced registration or commitments, so come when you can and don’t stress when you cannot.

Questions? Reach out to our Children & Family Minister, Michaela Putnam-Kwon.

Wednesdays, March 12, 19 & 26 and April 2 & 9
We are journeying through Lent together every Wednesday evening with good food, meaningful worship, and intentional time together. There is something for all ages so join us!

Sign up for youth music & pizza here.

Sign up for Soup Supper here.

Weekly on Wednesdays through April 9 from 7:45-8:45 p.m.

This gathering is for those whose vocations and livelihoods are being impacted by the current situation in the federal government. During this confidential gathering, we will talk, pray, network and support one another. The group is open to all in the community, so spread the word to friends and coworkers.

Several church members have volunteered to be of support. We have senior government/contracting people who are standing by ready to meet one-on-one for mentoring or support. We also have someone ready to help with resumes. If any of this would be beneficial to you, please reach out to Pastor Keseley.

Wednesday, April 16
Time to be determined

Ms. Michaela is excited to go see the new A Minecraft Movie and would love if she got to see if with her favorite Abiding Kids! Join Ms. Michaela over spring break at the University Mall Theatres for some minecraft fun. From creepers to Steve and maybe an Ender Dragon, we will be on the edge of our seats!

All kids must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Tickets will be purchased separately by families. We recommend you purchase your tickets in advance. Showtimes will be released soon and Ms. Michaela will share updates once a time has been selected. Fill out this form to get on Ms. Michaela’s email list for the movie.

Questions? Reach out to our Children & Family Minister, Michaela Putnam-Kwon.