The traditional Sabbath practice, in both the Christian and Jewish faith, begins with lighting a Candle. We light the Christ candle at the start of worship at South Elkhorn to remind us that Christ is present with us. The candle is a hallowed marker of sacred time. We can light a candle at any point in our day and during our week. Find a candle, perhaps one that holds some meaning or beauty for you. […]

May 29 (1 Sermon) Holly Fuqua explores how we are to approach and engage the world out of service to one another.  

May 1 (4 sermons). Focusing on the book of Acts and the surprising stories of the early church, Senior Minister, Michael Swartzentruber, shares a series of messages reflecting on a year of ministry, mission, and spiritual adventure at South Elkhorn.

April 24 (1 sermon). High School Junior Alyssa Parrett brings a word of challenge to let go of distractions and focus in on God.

March 26 – April 10 (3 sermons). It shatters shame, disarms guilt, and unshackles the past. Yet we are suspicious of it thanks to cliché catchphrases, forced smiles, and blind optimism. Experience Easter this year by embracing what doesn’t come easy, cheap, or quick, but can change everything and everyone–even you: hope.