Worship Service at 10am

In a politically divided world, what does it look like to follow Jesus faithfully? Citizens of Another Kingdom is a two-week series exploring how our citizenship in heaven shapes the way we engage public life here and now. Together, we’ll consider how to hold convictions with humility, seek justice and mercy, love our neighbors, and remember that our ultimate hope rests in Jesus, our King.

This series aims to help Orangewood approach politics as a matter of discipleship. Political decisions affect our neighbors and communities, so our participation matters. Yet our identity and hope are rooted in Christ. Throughout Scripture, we want to examine what shapes our fears, conversations, disagreements, and choices—and learn what it means to live with conviction without hostility, pursue justice while loving mercy, walk humbly with one another, and place our ultimate hope in the kingdom of God.

Click here to access our digital bulletin. We will continue our livestream for those who are out of town or feeling unwell, but we would love for you to gather with us in person if you are able.

Join us before service, starting at 9am for our Fellowship Hour, complete with coffee, community, and conversations! 

Questions? Email info@orangewood.org.