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“Whatever your own personal version or vision of the church might be I think the one vision all of us can agree on is that we are a people committed to meeting others at the bottom of the Rabbit Hole…”

“About a quarter before nine, while he was describing the change which God works in the heart through faith in Christ, I felt my heart strangely warmed…”

We believe God has called Royal Oak First to be the place that makes Christ’s Love Real to the community. You can see all the ways God is using us to do just that.

We believe God has called Royal Oak First to be the place that makes Christ’s Love Real to the community. You can see all the ways God is using us to do just that.

Our lives are busy. They are full. There are lots of things vying for our attention. It is easy to miss the beauty found in the ordinary moments that unfold all around us.

This table, a beautiful, rich brown mahogany, was one of the first pieces of “real” furniture my husband and I bought as a newly married couple. It has been hidden for decades beneath the pads and the tablecloths. My daughter asked me recently, “Why are you still protecting this table?” The truth is;….

This past week we celebrated what just might be my favorite day of the year, Opening Day! Opening Day is the first day of the new baseball season, the day when every team has the exact same chance of winning the World Series. I love Opening Day….

This past week we celebrated what just might be my favorite day of the year, Opening Day! Opening Day is the first day of the new baseball season, the day when every team has the exact same chance of winning the World Series. I love Opening Day because it is a day full of possibilities.

This past week we celebrated what just might be my favorite day of the year, Opening Day! Opening Day is the first day of the new baseball season, the day when every team has the exact same chance of winning the World Series. I love Opening Day because it is a day full of possibilities.

Right in the middle of the season we call Lent, the six weeks of quiet and reflection, there’s one week that doesn’t look like the others.

God’s love was made real. It came in the flesh, it was something we could see, feel, touch, and experience.

God’s love was made real. It came in the flesh, it was something we could see, feel, touch, and experience.