Easter Egg Hunt
NEIGHBORHOOD EASTER EGG HUNT MARCH 29!!
Harmony Church will be hosting their annual neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, March 29 from 2-4pm. It is a totally free and fun event for everyone in our community. Be sure to save the date, to come on out and invite your family and friends!
Start Times:
Ages 0-3 2:15pm
Ages 4-7 2:30pm
Ages 8+ 3:00pm
Included will be photos with the Easter Bunny, Crafts & Activities and Candy
RAIN OR SHINE!
Ladies Tea
NEW WOMEN'S GROUP HAS LAUNCHED @ HARMONY CHURCH
If you are a woman looking for a place to connect with other women, find a sense of community or looking for a place to both grow personally and be involved in service projects to benefit others, this might be the place for you. A ladies tea is scheduled for May 9 from 10am-noon. Service projects will include making meals for Starfish Ministry and CARES Homeless shelter. A yard sale and bake sale is scheduled for June 5-6. More details will be forthcoming soon. If you would like more information on this women's group, please contact
Jan Williams jklb55@yahoo.com or Gina Claeys gandmclaeys@gmail.com.
END OF SCHOOL BASH
END OF SCHOOL BASH @ HARMONY, JUNE 12, 2026
Harmony Church will be hosting their annual End of School Bash on Friday, June 12 from 6-8pm. More details will be released soon. Please save the date and plan to join us for this fun and fully free event for all of our neighbors!
St Patrick's Day
Happy St Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick was a 5th-century Christian missionary and bishop credited with bringing Christianity to Ireland. Born in Roman Britain, he was captured and enslaved as a teenager and taken to Ireland, where he worked as a shepherd. After escaping and returning home, he later felt called to return to Ireland as a missionary. Patrick established churches, trained clergy, and used familiar symbols and stories to explain Christian teachings—most famously using the three-leafed shamrock to illustrate the Trinity. His writings, including the Confessio, provide insight into his life and faith. Celebrated on March 17, St. Patrick is honored for his role in Ireland’s Christianization and his legacy of evangelism and pastoral care.
No Surface Breakers Group Tonight
Surface Breakers Update
Just a quick update!
Surface Breakers will NOT be meeting tonight (March 16).
Take the evening to rest, spend time with family, or dive into the Word.
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone next week as we gather again to grow, connect, and be encouraged together!
See you next week!
Hearts in Harmony
Hearts in Harmony Ladies Ministry is reconvening this spring and we welcome all the ladies to join us for our first meeting on Saturday Feb 28th at 10:00am at the church.
We will be discussing planning for upcoming events including a Tea Party Brunch scheduled for May and Yard Sale in June as well as ideas for future events and outreach/service projects.
If you would like more details on this meeting or if you are unable to attend this meeting but would like to participate in the upcoming events please contact Jan Williams jklb55@yahoo.com or Gina Claeys gandmclaeys@gmail.com.
Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season — a time of reflection, repentance, and renewal. Observed with the imposition of ashes in the shape of a cross, the day calls believers to remember their mortality and God’s mercy, to confess what separates them from God, and to prepare their hearts for the journey toward Easter. At Harmony Church we invite you to join a renewed commitment in a season of spiritual growth and service. All are welcome to participate as we seek restoration and hope together.
President's Day
Presidents Day is a national observance honoring the leaders who have shaped the United States, celebrated on the third Monday in February. Originally established to commemorate George Washington’s birthday, the day now recognizes the office of the presidency and the service of all U.S. presidents. It’s an opportunity to reflect on leadership, civic responsibility, and the ideals that guide our nation. Many communities mark the day with educational programs, moments of reflection, and volunteer activities that encourage public service and unity.
Valentine's Day
Happy Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love in all its forms—romantic, familial, and friendly. It’s a gentle reminder to express gratitude, show kindness, and deepen the connections that sustain us. Whether through a thoughtful note, a shared meal, or simple acts of service, the day invites us to pause and honor the people who matter most. At its best, Valentine’s Day encourages generosity of heart and the everyday practice of caring for one another.
Martin Luther King Jr Day
Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day
“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” - Martin Luther King Jr
Happy New Years
Happy New Year from Harmony Church of God! As we welcome 2026, we pray for health, hope, and renewed faith for each of you. May this year bring deeper connections, meaningful service, and the peace of Christ into your homes. We look forward to worshiping, serving, and growing together in the days ahead. Grace and blessings to you and yours.
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY !!
Jesus as King
CHRISTMAS SUNDAY !!
Join us on this special day as we celebrate Christmas with great Christmas music, a message about Jesus as our Savior and communion.
Jesus’ message was never limited to “receive Him to go to heaven” or even simply “love more.” His central message was far greater, deeper, and more transformative: the Kingdom of God.
He began His ministry with the words, “Repent, for the Kingdom of God is near.” He urged us, “Seek first God’s Kingdom,” because He knew everything else in life would find its right place when God is placed first.
When God truly becomes King in our lives — even above the people we cherish most — our capacity to love actually grows. We love better, deeper, and more sacrificially because our love flows from Him, not from our own limited strength.
Idolatry happens when anything else becomes king in our hearts — our relationships, our ambitions, our fears, our comforts. But the God who revealed Himself in Jesus invites us into a different way of life, a Kingdom way, where He reigns and everything else aligns.
Put Him first, and watch how every area of life becomes more whole, more grounded, and more loving than ever before.
THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
On The Inside Looking Out
Jesus came with open arms — to receive everyone and to draw people together, not push them apart. Yet so often, we create our own criteria for who belongs in God’s Kingdom and who doesn’t. We use labels, assumptions, and expectations that Jesus never asked us to carry.
But Christ’s mission was simple and powerful: to draw all people to Himself. No exceptions. No prerequisites. No perfect résumé required.
Wherever you are in life — in joy or in struggle, in certainty or in searching — you can come to God and find acceptance, grace, and a place to belong. Jesus didn’t come to narrow the way. He came to open the door wide.
And that door is still open today… for everyone.
SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT
Rumors of Raptures and Revival
We’ve all heard the talk — the rumors of a coming rapture, the hope of a sweeping revival. But in the middle of waiting for the “big” moments, let’s not miss the small, sacred ways God is already moving in our lives every single day. His whispers, His nudges, His quiet answers — they matter.
Remember, during the 400 silent years before Jesus arrived, God’s people were waiting for a Messiah who looked and acted a certain way. And when He finally came, many missed Him… simply because He didn’t fit their expectations.
Let’s not make the same mistake. Let’s open our eyes, tune our hearts, and follow the everyday work of God that is already unfolding around us. Sometimes the greatest moves of God begin in the smallest moments.
REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR DAY
REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR DAY, DECEMBER 7
Please remember all those who gave their lives at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and pray for the families who remain that lost loved ones that day.
