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A Night that Makes a Differene
The Nathan Project Annual Benefit is more than just an event—it’s a night to celebrate lives being impacted. Throughout the evening you’ll hear stories of what God is doing through the Nathan Project and meet people who care deeply about seeing that work continue. It’s also an opportunity to be part of something meaningful. Whether you’ve supported the Nathan Project before or are learning about it for the first time, this evening brings people together around a shared mission and…
Ever Felt Completely Misunderstood?
Sometimes the words we say and the words people hear are two very different things. That’s why communication can feel so frustrating in marriages, families, and workplaces. The “I Said This, You Heard That” class helps unpack why that happens and how understanding personality wiring can improve the way we communicate. This training, based on Kathleen Edelman’s popular program, helps you recognize how your temperament shapes the way you speak and listen. It’s practical, insightful, and incredibly helpful for parents,…
Just When It Looked Like the End…
The Easter story begins in a place that felt like defeat. The disciples thought the story was over. But just when it looked like everything had fallen apart, God was writing a completely different ending. Easter is the moment when hope breaks back into the world. Join us at Christ’s Church of Amherst as we celebrate Easter together with live music, a hopeful message, and a joyful atmosphere for the whole family. Services last about an hour and include a…
The Quiet Before We Celebrate
Before Easter morning bursts with joy, the Christian story pauses in a quieter place. Good Friday invites us to slow down and remember the love and sacrifice of Jesus. It’s a moment to reflect on what the cross means and why it matters. Our Good Friday service is intentionally simple and reflective, with Scripture readings, music, and space to sit with the story. It’s a meaningful way to prepare your heart for Easter and remember the depth of the hope…