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It feels like we just finished Christmas, and Lent is already here! I always enjoy Lent because it is an opportunity for us to look more closely at our relationship with God and our relationships with each other and see how we can grow in new ways in both. This year, our series for Lent is called “Tell Me Something Good: Grounding Ourselves in the Good News This Lent.” As we insisted on hope this past Advent, this series will allow us to, once again, root ourselves in the tea

Happy New Year! It’s hard to believe that it is already 2026. As I reflect on the past year, I am deeply grateful for the meaningful and faithful ministry we shared in 2025. This year marked a long-awaited FULL return to our building, allowing us to re-imagine how our space can serve both the church and the wider community. It has been a joy to see that vision take shape — and it is clear that the Holy Spirit is very much at work among us. Our ministry has reached far beyond

Our theme for Advent through Epiphany this year is “What Do You Fear? Insisting on Hope this Advent.” It is all about how we respond to God’s reminder, “Do not be afraid,” even as there is so much to fear. One of the many things I enjoy as I make plans for worship is how we are called to add light each week to our worship space until, on Epiphany, we have more light than we can imagine. Light is a major theme in our lives of faith – Jesus is the light of the world, don’t hide

By Denisha Dodge-Summerour I attended the 2024 CYF Seminar “Face-to-Face With Other Faiths.” For seven days, I visited Washington, D.C....

Linda Wilson packed up donations collected at Bridgeport Christian Church to benefit area veterans on Jan. 30. The photo displays just a...

Have you tried to find or share Bridgeport Christian Church’s YouTube address, only to find a URL with a string of numbers and letters at...