Summer Sermon Series – The Beatitudes
The Counter-Culture of Grace – Blessed Are Those Who Mourn
Join us Sunday at 10 a.m. as we reflect on the spiritual strength that comes when we bring our mourning honestly before God and receive the healing love of Christ.
This Sunday, we continue our Beatitudes series with Jesus’ words: “Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.” In a world filled with loss, violence, and personal sorrow, Christ offers more than easy answers. He offers comfort, compassion, hope, and the promise that grief is not the end of the story.
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Naples, FL 34113 (Right off 41 Tamiami trail in East Naples)
👁️America’s 250th Birthday – A Call to Unity. A Call to Faith. God. – Sunday June 28th, 2026
As our nation marks 250 years, Pastor Jonas will lead us through Acts 2:42-47, a beautiful picture of the early church devoted to God, connected to one another, and generous in spirit.
Come worship with us as we give thanks for our country, remember what truly holds a people together, and ask how God is calling us to live as a faithful community today.
Come as you are | Join Us | Welcome Home
110 St Andrews Blvd
Naples, FL 34113 (Right off 41 Tamiami trail in East Naples)
Stay tuned for Pastor Jonas’ Blog spot for June 22nd 2026 – The Crown, the Crook and the Cross
As our nation approaches its 250th anniversary, we pause to give thanks for the blessings of freedom while remembering that our true citizenship is in heaven. Join us as we reflect through the lens of faith, pray for our nation and leaders, and recommit ourselves to seeking peace, justice, and the welfare of our community.
Worship with us Sunday, June 28 and Sunday, July 5 at 10:00 a.m.
Lely Presbyterian church conducts interfaith pet event
At Lely Presbyterian Church’s interfaith pet blessing on March 21, dogs and their owners gathered for a unique moment of grace.
Led by Pastor Jonas Hayes, the Rev. Tony Fisher, and Laura Kido Lyons, the service included blessings, memorial prayers, and even a phone call to Thailand so a pet abroad could be included.
“Faithful With What’s Been Given.”
Stewardship is not about accumulation. It is about responsibility, faithfulness, and action. What God places in our hands is meant to be used, planted, shared, and multiplied—not buried or preserved out of fear.
Check out Lely’s Stewardship video!
