As we reflect on 2025, I am grateful for our church’s commitment to growth, not just in numbers, but in the depth of our pursuit of Jesus.

This year, we embraced the challenge of cutting through the noise of a distracted age to simply behold the Lamb of God. Real change begins when we fix our gaze on Christ, allowing his Spirit to transform us into the likeness of Jesus. As we do this as a church family, we grow together.

Looking ahead, we remain committed to being a people who refuse to hide our light. We will continue to grow in courage, living faithfully so that our lives point others toward the glory of the Father.

Our prayer is that the things of earth would continue to grow strangely dim as we look full into the wonderful face of the One who is making all things new.

Saying YES to Jesus is
more than a passive noticing,
it is a disruptive call to fix our
gaze on him until it alters
the course of our lives.

Total baptisms celebrated in 2025 as individuals publicly declared their decision to follow Jesus and begin their rescue from the dominion of darkness.

Attended Alpha this year, engaging in a safe environment for them to explore questions about their faith and living a life in Christ.

People formally joined our church membership, committing to being “seen, named, and known” in our mission.

Approximate small group community
sign-ups – marking a hunger for spaces
where people are known, find belonging,
and walk out their faith side by side.

Children were dedicated to the Lord,
representing 18 families committed to
raising their children in a home shaped
by faith, prayer, and the love of Christ.

Members who carve out time for these transformative practices have found a sense of peace and purpose throughout their daily lives, marriages, and work.

Participants were deeply engaged in spiritual training through the Practicing the Way series, taking part in the Intro, Fasting, Prayer, and Sabbath classes.

Attendees gained significant growth in biblical literacy by participating in the Big Picture of the Bible class – while 118 joined The Lord’s Prayer class.

Appointments were provided in our center. Of the 389 total referrals, 41% came from the local community – showing our impact beyond our walls.

Approximate number who served on our communion team, facilitating a space for 2,000 people each communion Sunday, while sharing 432 loaves of bread.

Members engaged in ministry rhythms beyond Sunday mornings, participating in small groups, and practicing spiritual disciplines to imitate Jesus.

Serving others first
has transformed our building into a true
home and a safe haven where every soul knows they will never be alone.

Volunteers, reflecting the heart of Jesus, served in Guest Services, Kid Life, and Worship & Tech.

Volunteer opportunities filled included providing 140 free oil changes and 806 shoeboxes donated to Operation Christmas Child (valued at $28,210).

Households fed through the York County Food Bank with a $40,235+ special offering to help residents when SNAP funding was cut in 2025.

Local partners and global initiatives were sent $462,222 and $725,699, respectively, for a collective total in outreach support of $1,187,921.

Missionaries across 18 countries. And, supported 24 Impacting York Week students and 75 people on teams to Guatemala, Ethiopia, Iraq, and Cuba.