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August 2014
Communion
On a quarterly basis, The Embassy Church recognizes the Communion sacrament by gathering for a catered meal and engaging one another as a family as we eat together. In the midst of the meal we commemorate the sacrifice of Christ by recognizing the body that was broken and the blood that was shed for us. Join us for this time of meal and worship. We look forward to seeing you there.
Find out more »Sacred Space
Several Sundays a year in lieu of our regular 10:00 AM worship gathering, The Embassy Church gathers to worship God in the community by doing a Sacred Space outreach event. We will serve our community and, by God’s grace, bring restoration to that which is broken. This is one of the ways we make God famous – showing that all of His creation is sacred. Join us as we serve. DETAILS: TBA
Find out more »March 2016
Easter Worship Gathering
He is Risen! The Embassy Church will celebrate Easter during our worship gathering at 10:00 AM. We will meet at our regular location: Mitchell Elementary.
Find out more »January 2017
Solemn Assembly 2017: Unity of the Universal Church in both Word and Mission (1st Corinthians 1:10-17)
Monday: Unity of the Universal Church in both Word and Mission (1st Corinthians 1:10-17) In penning this letter to the Corinthians Paul’s agenda was to remind them of their joyful and familial calling to be a united body. When Christ is King, it is wholly inappropriate to divide along the lines of the leaders who represent him. While the message of the Church is cultural contextualized, it is, nonetheless, a single message. Today, as a corporate body, we are praying more »
Find out more »Solemn Assembly 2017: Divine Health and Well-being of the Country During the Inauguration and Regime Change (Psalm 72)
Divine Health and Well-being of the Country During the Inauguration and Regime Change Psalm 72 The manner in which the Church divided during the election is an indictment of our capacity to think well. Instead of recognizing the intrinsic complications and nuance of deciding between two candidates of dubious integrity, we became binary and exaggerated our chosen candidate’s qualifications. More to the point, those on the opposing side were negatively critiqued at the expense of recognizing the intrinsic value of more »
Find out more »Solemn Assembly 2017: A Culture of Life on Life Disciple-Making (Matthew 28:16-20; Proverbs 27:17)
A Culture of Life on Life Disciple-Making Matthew 28:16-20; Proverbs 27:17 The body of Christ is not called to merely gather for weekly worship. We are additionally compelled to have life on life relationships that give rise to fellowship and intimacy. Greater intimacy lends itself to richer depths of spiritual formation, “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” Consequently, we a committing this year to nurturing a culture of life-on- life discipleship. Today, as a corporate body, we more »
Find out more »Solemn Assembly 2017: City-Wide Impact for the Sake of the Gospel and God’s Fame (Jeremiah 29:4-9, 11)
City-Wide Impact for the Sake of the Gospel and God’s Fame Jeremiah 29:4-9, 11 The Church does not exist for its own sake. We exist for the sake of making God known, loved and worshipped throughout the world. Such a calling recognizes the city in which we live as a mission field and object of our affection. Consequently, we are to “...seek the welfare of the city…and pray to the LORD on its behalf.” Today, as a corporate body, we more »
Find out more »Solemn Assembly 2017: A Year in Which Servant Leaders Rise Up from Among Us (1st Timothy 3:1-13; Titus 1:5-9)
A Year in Which Servant Leaders Rise Up from Among Us 1st Timothy 3:1-13; Titus 1:5-9 As we progress toward maturity as a Church this year, it is our desire to identify those among us whom God has called to offices of leadership. Today, as a corporate body, we are praying that God will identify these leaders and prepare their hearts for the opportunity to serve the kingdom in this manner.
Find out more »Solemn Assembly 2017: The Ongoing Growth and Proliferation of The Embassy Church’s Mission as We Enter Our 5th Year (Romans 11:33-36)
The Ongoing Growth and Proliferation of The Embassy Church’s Mission as We Enter Our 5th Year Romans 11:33-36 As The Embassy Church approaches its 5th birthday, we are preparing for an overt publication of our existence. While word of mouth has effectually informed city leaders of our mission, we now deem it appropriate to make ourselves available to them whenever they encounter needs that are best addressed by a local church. We wish to be among the churches that come more »
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