Join us for Worship this Sunday.
The Third Sunday After Pentecost
Traditional Worship Service 8:30am
Contemporary Service 10:55am
Help Us Update our Directory:
We would like to update our directory and need your help.
If you are a current member of Apostles, please take a few moments to complete the form linked below.
If you prefer to give this information in paper form, please connect with Rev. Pam Buck.
We highly encourage you to help us update our directory in order to maintain a strong sense of community and allow for a space of belonging.
Announcement from Bishop Mark Engel:
On June 29th, a letter was shared to announce the retirement of Bishop Mark Engel as Bishop Ordinary of the ADGL in 2027. To read the full letter, click the link below to access.
Additionally, if you would like to sign up for the ADGL newsletter, use the link below to receive their monthly newsletter.
Will Reagan Concert, September 3rd @ 7:30 pm:
Apostles is excited to host a concert by Will Reagan on September 3rd at 7:30 pm. Tickets can be purchased through the link below.
Chill, Chat, & Connect:
Parents and Youth, join us for Middle School Community Group Ice Cream Social Meet & Greet—a laid-back chance to hang out, enjoy sweet treats, and get to know each other better.
Location: Apostles Church, Fellowship Hall
Date: Friday, July 25th
Time: 6-7:30pm
We’ll have some games, music, journal decorating (for the youth)—and of course, plenty of ice cream
with all the toppings. Whether you’re new
to the group or already part of the crew,
this is a great time for parents and youth
to meet our volunteers and pastors and
learn about the upcoming year, as well as
to make connections with one another! We
hope to see you there!
Art Exhibit: Kurt Caddy
Through our partnership with Creo Arts, Apostles has once again been gifted with a beautiful and thought-inspiring show by an extraordinary artist, Kurt Caddy.
Kurt and his wife live on a farm in Missouri, and it is this place that provides him the deep springs of inspiration. For Kurt, art is an outward expression of a deeper and inward reality.
Kurt’s abstract paintings are “punctuated with exaggerated textures and vibrant, rich colors, and metal leaf. He experiments with multiple substrates such as canvas, home-made papers, polystyrene, wood, concrete and even barn tin. He uses things like knives, screwdrivers, jar lids, torches and builds up layers of texture by adding mortar, sand, and even ashes to add depth and a sense of wear and tear through time to a piece… Then multiple layers of thinned paint are added to achieve a depth of color that paint directly from a tube can never achieve.”
Through Kurt’s process, he hopes to bring forth beauty from the brokenness and his art “can help portray the idea of a redeemed beauty and transformation is indeed possible.”
All are invited to pause, reflect and enjoy this show.
