Come On, Everybody's Doing It

Rev. Dr. Carolyn Scanlan-Holmes • September 6, 2023

Positive Peer Pressure

On Sunday, September 17, we will welcome new members into the Garden Fellowship. In a world where we celebrate individualism, it's important to remember that we are better together and our differences make us stronger. Together we can inspire one another, lift each other and transform the world with the love of God. There is beauty in belonging to a tribe of people who believe the world can be a place where there is more than enough for everyone. Join us Sunday September 10 for “Come on – Everyone is doing it!”

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