Bruce Kuhn

Posted on June 29, 2009
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Bruce Kuhn makes the story of Jesus really come alive with the excitement and humor of someone who was there. (more…)

Children’s Ministries Presents

Posted on January 9, 2009
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All About Kids Productions

Treasure Hunt

August 2-7

For children grades 1-6

Where the ARTS meet Biblical faith

 

You can download a registration form or call the church office to receive one by mail.

The Keeper’s Log January 2009

Posted on November 9, 2008
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“I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus.” - Philippians 3:14

 

On a foggy morning in July of 1952, Florence Chadwick waded into the surf on Catalina Island. She intended to swim swimming across the channel to the Southern California mainland. The challenge didn’t seem too difficult for Chadwick as she had been the first woman ever to swim the English Channel  - in both directions.

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The Keepers Log November 2008

Posted on October 30, 2008
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An article from the Washington Times (4/20/02) reported on lighthouses that now operate as bed and breakfast inns. The article described several lighthouse that line the Oregon and Washington coast that had “warned travelers away for decades” but are now “working to draw visitors.” The article explains that four lighthouse keepers quarters have been converted into cozy historic inns. The article stated “Each offers travelers a chance to enjoy overnight stays in a spot that combines sea, scenery and a strong whiff of maritime history. The similarity ends there, however. Each lighthouse has rules, rates, and rooms as unique as the seas and shorelines over which it stands watch. Where a visitor might choose to stay depends largely on what he’s seeking-and how much work he is willing to do.”

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Keepers Log October 2008

Posted on September 16, 2008
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Did you know that lighthouses can be recognized in two ways? The first is by their beacon. Each lighthouse has a distinct beacon signature which is recorded in a book distributed to mariners. By observing the light, sailors can determine which lighthouse it is by timing the duration of the light and the intermittent blinking. For example, a light might be set to be on for three seconds, off for two, on for three and off for ten. Some lights don’t blink at all and some use red and green lights often in combination with the clear light.

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