
Alabaster
Our Alabaster emphasis wraps up this Sunday, November 15. Bring your Alabaster box and empty it into the little church at the front of the sanctuary.
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Our Alabaster emphasis wraps up this Sunday, November 15. Bring your Alabaster box and empty it into the little church at the front of the sanctuary.
Stay after the State of the Church service on Sunday, November 15, and share a Thanksgiving meal together at noon. Bring a dish to share.
A three-week guide to lectio divina for our students. Ten printed copies for the first ten who sign up, and a free PDF for everyone.
A cozy winter evening of guided glass painting, a warm or cold drink, and light snacks at Nikiski Church. Saturday, December 5, 6–8 pm. $20 registration.
Seven Wednesday nights with Jan Darch on how Jesus changed the world one person at a time. Family Dinner at 6:00, class from 6:30 to 7:45. You do not need to sign up.
Students in 6th–12th grade: we're driving up to Anchorage October 9–11 for RENEW, a fall retreat set apart to be renewed in Jesus. Worship, teaching, a bonfire night, and time to hear from God together.
Eight Sunday mornings with Pastor Jason and Jan Darch on being with Jesus, becoming like him, and doing as he did. 9:30 to 10:30, starting September 13. This one asks you to sign up.
For students who want more. Tuesday mornings from 6:30 to 7:20, starting September 8: reading Luke three chapters a week, journaling, praying, and talking it through together. Everyone gets to school on time.
Four Wednesday nights with Jan Darch on taking our thoughts captive. Family Dinner at 6:00, class from 6:30 to 7:45. You do not need to sign up.
Everyone, & all bikes types (or none at all), is invited to enjoy the morning with us! Coffee is available starting at 10:00am. Worship at 10:45am with Biker Blessing & BBQ afterward.
Nazarene Youth Conference returns to Salt Lake City July 1–5, 2026, gathering high school students from across the U.S. and Canada for a week of worship, teaching, service projects, and live concerts. This year’s theme is Wonder, an invitation to encounter the awe and majesty of God.