This coming Sunday, we celebrate Father’s Day, a time to honor and give thanks for the fathers and father figures who have shaped our lives with wisdom, love, and guidance. But as a family of faith, we also pause to reflect on a deeper question: How do we give thanks to our eternal Father in heaven? How do we acknowledge the boundless love and protection of our Holy Guardian, who walks with us every step of our journey?

In recent years, Father’s Day gifts have ranged from practical tools to thoughtful keepsakes—a digital tape measure for precision, a 365-day prayer book for men to nourish the spirit, a smoker oven for shared meals, or a personalized embroidered t-shirt to carry meaningful words close to the heart. Yet beyond these tokens of appreciation, we are reminded that true gratitude goes beyond material offerings.

How do we express our thanks—not only to our earthly fathers—but to our eternal Father? Through worship, reflection, and embracing the lessons of love and forgiveness that He has placed before us. This Sunday, we invite you to gather in faith, as we explore this theme in the sermon “Earth Is Forgiveness School.” Worship begins at 10 AM, and you are warmly welcomed to join us in fellowship, prayer, and praise.

Come, reflect, and celebrate the love that surrounds us—both here on earth and in the heavens above. You are welcome here.