On July 14th, our church practiced a Sabbath Sunday. On this day, we did not meet in person, but instead took time to intentionally stop, rest, and delight!

The ancient practice of Sabbath-keeping is a sacred time set apart for rest. It is an invitation for us to pause our work and the comforts of our regular routines to trust in God's provision. By stepping away from the relentless pressure to hustle, perform, and achieve, we create space for what truly matters in life. This rhythm encourages us to engage in intentional, life-giving activities that draw us closer to Jesus, the source of true restoration and deep soul rest.

We created a Sabbath Sunday Guide to help you prepare for a rhythm of rest. It provides ways to plan for your Sabbath and includes specific ideas for families.