South Elkhorn Blog

Week 4 ┃ Sheila Sekela “’Neither this man or his parents sinned,’ said Jesus, ‘but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him.’” John 9:3                                                                                            

Now we gather in a different way. Though we are not able to assemble in person as we normally do on a Sunday morning, still we are connected by the Spirit of Christ across time and place. This weekend you can experience a ‘digital liturgy’ (here) and embrace the opportunity God offers us. Liturgy is a word that means “the work of the people.” That’s what worship is–you, me, and so many more each working

We can’t really cancel worship.  A worship service, sure. But not worship. Worship is a matter of the mind, a habit of the heart, a way of being in the world. Worship is an orientation to God that can’t be cancelled–the cross and empty tomb testify to that unshakable reality–no matter how real and forceful sin, death, and disease are. I hope you intentionally worship this Sunday, even if you are unable to gather with others in a

The church building is closed to all groups. On Monday (3/12/2020) the Little Elks Preschool at South Elkhorn will follow many local school districts in cancelling classes. The church building will also be closed for church and community groups until reopening on Monday, April 6. During that time you can still contact the church office by phone, email, or mail. South Elkhorn Church Office email: admin@southelkhorncc.org call: 859-223-1433

South Elkhorn will not be gathering for Sunday worship or Sunday evening activities this week.  Governor Andy Beshear urged Kentucky places of worship to cancel Sunday services out of an abundance of caution and to help mitigate the spread of illness. While we will not gather as we normally do, I hope you will continue to connect with God and grow in your faith. We will provide worship, devotional, and study materials for you, your