Weekly News

No Brown Bag this Tuesday. Plan on attending in March. Speaker details will follow. Thank you.

The Remembrance Committee will not be meeting on February 11th as originally planned. Please plan on attending the March meeting. Thank you.

EKC's February Newsletter is now available on-line in the News/Events section of the website. You can also access the newsletter but clicking here.

Please log into your members account and click on the Board and Committees link to access the 2014 Annual Report.

UPDATED 1/27/14 with Addendum items. Please review.

The Annual Meeting was held Sunday, January 26th. Thank you to eveyone who attended.

January's Women's Fellowship meeting for Tuesday, January 7th is cancelled due to weather.

The January Newsletter is now posted. Please feel free to view the calendar of events already posted so you can plan your month ahead. Important happenings include: Annual Report Deadline (Jan 15th), EKC Blood Drive (Jan 20th) and the Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 26th beginning at 11:15am.

The Holiday Season has arrived at the Elijah Kellogg Church. The Santucary is a glow with holiday cheer and color as we welcome winter and the advent season. Our Christmas Eve Services will be held on Tuesday, December 24th. 

Our annual fall fair on November 2 welcomed many visitors from all over the region.   Blessed with fine weather, the fair featured something for everyone, whether they were doing some early Christmas shopping or just out to enjoy a beautiful fall Saturday.  Proceeds from the fair will go a long way to help support the Church's mission and outreach programs.  Warm thanks to everyone who help make this year's fair a success!

On Sunday October 20, nine new members joned the Church.  

They are David and Lindsey Deiner, Russell and Kristie Freeman, Tom Jones, Joseph Mattingly, Vicky Packard, Lynn Reid, and Heidi Sanford.  In a brief ceremony, Pastor Carson initiated them and the congregation welcomed them during the coffee hour after the service.

On Sunday September 29, Pastor John took the children and families to a special discussion about the significance of communion in their lives.