Cornerstone Assembly of God exists for the glory of God. It is our desire to glorify Him by growing in our love for Him and for each other.
We are here for the Lord,
for the least, and for the lost
As a church:
as a family:
We believe in coming together as a church through biblical instruction, study, gathering, worship and prayer. Cornerstone is also active in evangelism, missions and other caring ministries.
As a Community:
Globally:
GatheriNG Times
Sunday Mornings:
9:30 a.m. Sunday school for all ages.
10:30 a.m. Morning worship service. We ask that you sit with those that you came with.
Wednesday Nights: Classes for all ages. Adults meet in the main sanctuary, youth meet in the downstairs lounge, ministry for girls and boys in the education building. 7:00-8:15pm.
Masks are available for each service as well as hand sanitation throughout the foyer area and restrooms if needed or requested.
For those not yet comfortable gathering, service is available by live stream or by archive in the messages section as well as on Facebook Live for each Sunday morning service.
What to expect
While the gospel is simple, it’s not simplistic. God is a big God, and the Bible is a big book, so we all still have lots to learn. Through a mixture of teaching, reading good Christian books, conversations, prayer and relationships with each other, we want to see each other progress from the milk to the meat of the word (Heb 5:12-14). So, expect to be stretched in your mind, and life, as God works in you through His word, and changes you to be more like His Son.
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Nothing of any lasting significance will happen in anyones life without the word of God. Nothing of any lasting significance will happen in your life without the Word of God. The Word of God is the sword that the Holy Spirit uses to do His work. So, expect to be fed good, healthy spiritual food, Sunday by Sunday. Expect teaching to be backed up by chapter and verse and to answer the basic question: “What does the Scripture say?” (Rom 4:3).
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Jesus has entrusted the church with his precious good news from 2000 years ago. We aren’t free to tamper with it, update or revise it; but we must faithfully pass it on to all we can (2 Tim 1:13-14). Far from making the church irrelevant, real faithfulness to Jesus’ gospel is what will make the church most relevant. So expect to find the age-old gospel speaking to your 21st century life and circumstances. We want people to be feel able to invite unbelieving friends and family to church, because they are confident they will hear the good news about Jesus explained to people living in the 21st century.
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The whole point of the gospel is to produce “love” (1 John 3:11). The church is the one place you can come to that bridges the sinful divisions that tear our world apart. So, people won’t all look like me, talk like me, or be educated like me, but when Jesus Christ saved me, He joined me to this new family and I’m loyal to them. This is why it’s impossible to define a church on paper; church is made up of real, flesh and blood people, with real life-stories, and unique gifts and talents.