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This Advent, we’re stepping into the book of Ruth—a story that teaches us how God restores His people not with spectacle, but with quiet, unexpected grace. It’s a melody worth leaning in to hear.

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Following Jesus isn't something we do alone—it's something we do together as family. This month we're focusing on what it means to serve the church, not out of duty but out of delight in the grace we've received.

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Join us for the 2:47 Prayer Initiative—a 47-day journey inspired by Acts 2:42-47, where the early church was devoted to God's Word, united in community, and bold in witness. Through two simple daily prayers focused on salvation and devotion, we're asking God to move powerfully in our church and community, trusting Him to add to our number those who are being saved.

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Following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. At Old Town Church, we're pursuing something the early church knew well—a Spirit-shaped way of life where we enter into each other's joys and sorrows, bear one another's burdens, and love sacrificially. This month, we're focusing on what it means to truly care for one another as partners in the gospel. Because when we slow down enough to see, listen, and love, we reflect the very care of Christ himself.

Old Town Church isn’t a building or a program, it’s a people joined together in Christ. Our covenant commitments, shared mission, and even our new visual identity remind us that we belong to Jesus and to one another. Together, we exist to help one another know and follow Him with joy.

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Today marks a milestone that calls for celebration and reflection. Five years ago, God planted Old Town Church with a simple prayer—that He would use us to help one another know and follow Jesus as we make disciples.