Hello Glenwood Families!
As we stay-at-home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, we have some Family Bible activities for you -- some written Bible activities and our Glenwood Kids videos. Our hope is that we will encourage you in Christ Jesus during this stay-at home time. You can visit the Children's Ministry page for more of these activities and videos .
Gathering in heart!
Nancy Jackson
While we have not been able to meet in person, our Director of Music, Colleen Adent has been recording some special arrangements to encourage during this time.
You can subscribe to her Youtube Channel here.
This Is My Father's World
Back on March 7, we welcomed Pastor Thomas Terry and Dr. Ryan Lister for a seminar on Creativity and the Christian. You can watch the full seminar below!
Hello Glenwood Families!
As we stay-at-home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, we have some Family Bible activities for you -- some written Bible activities and our Glenwood Kids videos. Our hope is that we will encourage you in Christ Jesus during this stay-at home time. You can visit the Children's Ministry page for more of these activities and videos .
Gathering in heart!
Nancy Jackson
"And when the centurion, who stood there in front of Jesus, saw how he died, he said, "'Surely this man was the Son of God!'" - Mark 15:39
On this page you'll find sermons from the Gospel of Mark, a Good Friday greeting from Pastor Nathan Nymeyer, and a recording of last year's Good Friday service at Glenwood. We hope these resources will help you reflect well on the suffering and death of Jesus this Good Friday.
You're in the right place! This morning we have a special video to help with your family Bible time.
Dear Parents and Students,
Yay, you made it through another week! Hope you all are staying heathy and well. Here are some updates for this week:
Youth group is coming back! In digital form, that is. We’ll be meeting online through the Zoom meeting platform. Middle School will be meeting on Wednesday from 6pm to 6:45pm, High School will be meeting from 7pm to 8pm. We’ll have some games, worship, a brief lesson, sharing, and discussion. The meeting details can be found below.
We’re so excited to see everyone this Wednesday!
I don’t know about you, but lake, river and ocean water is scary to me. When I can’t see what's below the water's surface, it's just a little too mysterious. Add darkness, wind, an unstable boat, and a phantom, and I'll plant my feet on terra firma, thank you very much.
The Glenwood Disc Golf Course is now reopened! Please continue to follow the Governor's recommended health and social distancing guidlines as you play.
Previoius News 3/15/20: Our disc golf course is closed to the public until further notice per Covid Stay at Home order.
Dear Parents and Students,
We’re living in strange times. How do we operate as the body of Christ when “social distancing” and quarantines take away our primary way of connecting? We’re trying to figure that out. We’ll be working on different things, but here’s some of the ways we’re trying to connect with students:
Disc Golfing on our course
Sunday Services
Volunteer hangouts.
Even though we are apart we can still spend time with Jesus. Here is a simple daily devotional for your student this week. I pray that we may take hold of our faith during this time. Let's grow and make Jesus look good during this unsettling period.
Peace be with,
Andrew Zegan
The Great Command: "Hear O Israel, the Lord Your God, the Lord is one. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might". Join us as we explore this passage this week and unpack how we can embody this command.
And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.
Dear Parents and Students of Glenwood,
Precept and Women's Bible Study will be together for our the spring session beginning on April 6th and 7th.
Which gospel are you relying on?
Join us for this seven-week study of Galatians. The church in Galatia faced a choice between two "gospels" - two ways of approaching a relationship with God, two ways of looking at life.