At Kelsey Creek Church, we have a simple hope: to see people come to know Jesus Christ and grow in their Christian faith. For 10 years, we've been helping spread God's good news here in our hometown and throughout the world, and we pray that God will continue to use our congregation. Whether you've been attending church for years or haven't stepped into a sanctuary in decades, we hope you'll come and join us Sunday if you're looking for a church in our hometown.
When you come to join us for the first time, one of our greeters will be glad to help you become comfortable. If you'd like, they'll help you find the nursery (which is fully staffed and safely run), restrooms, sanctuary and, of course, coffee after the service.
During the service, you'll hear our faith expressed in the songs we sing, prayers we offer up and our pastor's preaching. All parts of our service are grounded in the Bible, which we are committed to upholding. At Kelsey Creek Church, we agree with the Apostle's Creed and Nicene Creed, which we may read during the service. The Apostle's and Nicene Creeds are two of the most ancient Christian creeds, and you'll find they are upheld by almost all churches today.
After the service, join us for a cup of coffee and give us a chance to get to know each other. Say hello to our pastor and anyone else you see. We'd all love to hear your story and share ours with you.
No matter what your Christian background is (or isn't), we hope you'll join us on Sunday. Here at Kelsey Creek Church, you'll find people of all sizes, stripes and colors, and we welcome everyone--including you. Our services start at 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. every Sunday.
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Christmas 2025
Celebrate Christmas at Kelsey Creek Church:
You’re invited to Christmas at Kesley Creek Church where we hope you will find for some respite from the hustle and bustle (chaos) of the season, where you can share in some beloved Christmas carols, and where you can be encouraged by the good news of God’s love for the world (and for you) that we find in the gift of Jesus.
Celebrate Christmas at Kelsey Creek Church:
You’re invited to Christmas at Kesley Creek Church where we hope you will find for some respite from the hustle and bustle (chaos) of the season, where you can share in some beloved Christmas carols, and where you can be encouraged by the good news of God’s love for the world (and for you) that we find in the gift of Jesus.
SUNDAY ADVENT WORSHIP: NOV. 30 + DEC. 7, 14, and 21:
Family-friendly worship gatherings at 10am celebrating hope, joy, peace, and love.
SUNDAY ADVENT WORSHIP: NOV. 30 + DEC. 7, 14, and 21:
Family-friendly worship gatherings at 10am celebrating hope, joy, peace, and love.
CHRISTMAS EVE CAROLS & CANDLELIGHT SERVICE: DEC. 24 at 5 PM:
Celebrate the birth of Christ and the culmination advent by singing familiar carols, hearing the Christmas story, and enjoying cookies + warm beverages afterwards.
CHRISTMAS EVE CAROLS & CANDLELIGHT SERVICE: DEC. 24 at 5 PM:
Celebrate the birth of Christ and the culmination advent by singing familiar carols, hearing the Christmas story, and enjoying cookies + warm beverages afterwards.
Other Fun and Impactful Activities in December
Other Fun and Impactful Activities in December
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS POTLUCK: DEC. 7 at 11:30 AM - FELLOWSHIP HALL:
Bring your favorite food to share from your culture/heritage or your favorite international cuisine! Let’s celebrate the many traditions of our church and local community. Kids will decorate sugar cookies – to either take home or share with others.
INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS POTLUCK: DEC. 7 at 11:30 AM - FELLOWSHIP HALL:
Bring your favorite food to share from your culture/heritage or your favorite international cuisine! Let’s celebrate the many traditions of our church and local community. Kids will decorate sugar cookies – to either take home or share with others.
CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS CHOIR: DEC. 7 & 14 - SANCTUARY:
Kids are invited to practice two favorite Christmas songs on Dec 7 at 11 AM and then sing the songs at our Dec 14 worship service at 10 AM in the Sanctuary.
CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS CHOIR: DEC. 7 & 14 - SANCTUARY:
Kids are invited to practice two favorite Christmas songs on Dec 7 at 11 AM and then sing the songs at our Dec 14 worship service at 10 AM in the Sanctuary.
CHRISTMAS CONVERSATIONS: DEC. 14 at 11:30 AM – FELLOWSHIP HALL:
The holidays bring a lot of joy, but they can also present certain challenges too. Christmas Conversations will help you think about how we can approach the holiday season fruitfully. We'll discuss how we share our faith with family, navigate divisive conversations, and walk with people in different seasons of life. Meets in the Fellowship Hall.
CHRISTMAS CONVERSATIONS: DEC. 14 at 11:30 AM – FELLOWSHIP HALL:
The holidays bring a lot of joy, but they can also present certain challenges too. Christmas Conversations will help you think about how we can approach the holiday season fruitfully. We'll discuss how we share our faith with family, navigate divisive conversations, and walk with people in different seasons of life. Meets in the Fellowship Hall.
FAMILY MINISTRIES CHRISTMAS PARTY!: DEC. 14 at 11:30 AM – CREEKSIDE HALL:
Kids and youth of all ages are invited for a time of games, crafts, food, and fun to celebrate Christmas. This party is the event of the year – you won’t want to miss it! Meets in Creekside Hall.
FAMILY MINISTRIES CHRISTMAS PARTY!: DEC. 14 at 11:30 AM – CREEKSIDE HALL:
Kids and youth of all ages are invited for a time of games, crafts, food, and fun to celebrate Christmas. This party is the event of the year – you won’t want to miss it! Meets in Creekside Hall.
Easter 2025
Please join us for the Easter events listed below:
Palm Sunday April 13 @ 10:00am: Palm Sunday, which marks the beginning of Holy Week and the coming of Easter, commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem in preparation for what he would do for the world. In the same way that Jesus was greeted by crowds waving palm branches, we will enjoy celebratory music as KCC’s kids lead us in waving palm branches. We will also discuss one of the most puzzling and powerful passages in the Bible.
Good Friday April 18 @ 7:00pm: Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. Good Friday is by design a sobering day that invites us to wrestle with the weight of our sin and the depths of God’s love so that we might celebrate joy of God’s forgiveness and the hope of God’s promises on Easter Sunday. We celebrate a Tenebrae (Latin for “shadows”) service on Good Friday, which is filled with songs about Jesus’ suffering, scripture readings from Jesus’ final week on earth, the lighting and extinguishing of candles, and communion which combine help us reflect on Christ’s suffering for us and the world.
Easter Sunday April 20 @ 10:00am: Easter Sunday marks the celebration of Jesus’s resurrection from the dead, which symbolizes and secures victory over death and the promise of eternal life. Easter at KCC is always a celebratory day that is filled with vibrant music, encouragement from scripture, and reassurance that God is for us, not against us. Jesus, who lived and died and lives again, is able to reconcile us to God and to each other in this life and in the next. Following worship at 10am, we will have coffee and tea for adults, an Easter egg hunt for kids, and a Donut Wall for all.
Easter Egg Hunt April 20 @ 11:30 am: Calling all kids! Have fun hunting for Easter Eggs after the worship service. There will be separate egg hunts for older kids and younger ones. Enjoy donuts to snack on as well!
Reading Plan
The book of Psalms was the hymnbook of ancient Israel and the early Church. These songs have been used in worshipping God for centuries. These are words that Jesus himself would have sung and prayed. But in addition to being a guide for gathered worship, the Psalms are a resource for real conversations with God. The Psalms help celebrate and lament, seek and question, rejoice and rest. In other words, the Psalms help us worship in all of life and in every season of life.
In addition to teaching this summer of handful of Psalms, we invite you to spend time some time in the book of Psalms on your own via the reading plan below. You are welcome to read and reflect on these passages in the way that best helps you connect with Christ; however, we invite you consider meditating on these passages by using an ancient practice called Lectio Divina. In this slow way of reading scripture, you will move the following four movements:
Read: Read the scripture passage slowly. Notice which words or phrases catch your attention.
Meditate: Read the passage again, focusing on the parts that stood out in your first reading. Consider what God might be trying to show or tell you.
Pray: Read the passage a third time. Tell God the thoughts or questions the passage has sparked in you and invite God to speak.
Contemplate: Sit quietly in God’s presence and rest in God’s deep love for you.
WEEK 1 (week of June 16):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 1:1-41 and Psalm 2:1-12
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 3:1-8 and Psalm 4:1-8
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 5:1-12 and Psalm 6:1-10
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 7:1-17 and Psalm 8:1-9
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 9:1-20 and Psalm 10:1-18
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 11:1-7 and Psalm 12:1-8
WEEK 3 (week of June 30):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 27:1-14 and Psalm 28:1-9
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 29:1-11 and Psalm 30:1-12
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 31:1-24 and Psalm 32:1-11
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 33:1-22 and Psalm 34:1-22
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 35:1-28 and Psalm 36:1-12
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 37:1-40 and Psalm 38:1-22
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 39:1-13 and Psalm 40:1-17
WEEK 5 (week of July 14):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 55:1-23 and Psalm 56:1-13
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 57:1-11 and Psalm 58:1-11
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 59:1-17 and Psalm 60:1-12
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 61:1-8 and Psalm 62:1-12
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 63:1-11 and Psalm 64:1-10
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 65:1-13 and Psalm 66:1-20
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 67:1-7 and Psalm 68:1-35
WEEK 7 (week of July 28):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 83:1-18 and Psalm 84:1-12
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 85:1-13 and Psalm 86:1-17
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 87:1-7 and Psalm 88:1-18
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 89:1-52 and Psalm 90:1-17
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 91:1-16 and Psalm 92:1-15
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 93:1-5 and Psalm 94:1-23
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 95:1-11 and Psalm 96:1-13
WEEK 9 (week of August 1):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 111:1-10 and Psalm 112:1-10
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 113:1-9 and Psalm 114:1-8
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 115:1-18 and Psalm 116:1-19
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 117:1-2 and Psalm 118:1-29
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 119:1-176
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 120:1-7 and Psalm 121:1-8
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 122:1-9 and Psalm 123:1-4
WEEK 11 (week of August 25):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 138:1-8 and Psalm 139:1-24
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 140:1-13 and Psalm 141:1-10
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 142:1-7 and Psalm 143:1-12
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 144:1-15 and Psalm 145:1-21
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 146:1-10 and Psalm 147:1-20
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 148:1-14 and Psalm 149:1-9
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 150:1-6
WEEK 2 (week of June 23):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 13:1-6 and Psalm 14:1-7
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 15:1-5 and Psalm 16:1-11
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 17:1-15 and Psalm 18:1-50
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 19:1-14 and Psalm 20:1-9
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 21:1-13 and Psalm 22:1-31
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 23:1-6 and Psalm 24:1-10
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 25:1-22 and Psalm 26:1-12
WEEK 4 (week of July 7):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 41:1-13 and Psalm 42:1-11
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 43:1-5 and Psalm 44:1-26
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 45:1-17 and Psalm 46:1-11
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 47:1-9 and Psalm 48:1-14
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 49:1-20 and Psalm 50:1-23
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 51:1-19 and Psalm 52:1-9
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 53:1-6 and Psalm 54:1-7
WEEK 6 (week of July 21):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 69:1-36 and Psalm 70:1-5
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 71:1-24 and Psalm 72:1-20
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 73:1-28 and Psalm 74:1-23
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 75:1-10 and Psalm 76:1-12
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 77:1-20 and Psalm 78:1-72
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 79:1-13 and Psalm 80:1-19
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 81:1-16 and Psalm 82:1-6
WEEK 8 (week of August 4):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 97:1-12 and Psalm 98:1-9
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 99:1-9 and Psalm 100:1-5
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 101:1-8 and Psalm 102:1-28
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 103:1-22 and Psalm 104:1-35
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 105:1-45 and Psalm 106:1-48
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 107:1-43 and Psalm 108:1-13
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 109:1-31 and Psalm 110:1-7
WEEK 10 (week of August 18):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 124:1-8 and Psalm 125:1-5
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 126:1-6 and Psalm 127:1-5
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 128:1-6 and Psalm 129:1-8
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 130:1-8 and Psalm 131:1-3
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 132:1-18 and Psalm 133:1-3
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 134:1-3 and Psalm 135:1-21
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 136:1-26 and Psalm 137:1-9
The book of Psalms was the hymnbook of ancient Israel and the early Church. These songs have been used in worshipping God for centuries. These are words that Jesus himself would have sung and prayed. But in addition to being a guide for gathered worship, the Psalms are a resource for real conversations with God. The Psalms help celebrate and lament, seek and question, rejoice and rest. In other words, the Psalms help us worship in all of life and in every season of life.
In addition to teaching this summer of handful of Psalms, we invite you to spend time some time in the book of Psalms on your own via the reading plan below. You are welcome to read and reflect on these passages in the way that best helps you connect with Christ; however, we invite you consider meditating on these passages by using an ancient practice called Lectio Divina. In this slow way of reading scripture, you will move the following four movements:
Read: Read the scripture passage slowly. Notice which words or phrases catch your attention.
Meditate: Read the passage again, focusing on the parts that stood out in your first reading. Consider what God might be trying to show or tell you.
Pray: Read the passage a third time. Tell God the thoughts or questions the passage has sparked in you and invite God to speak.
Contemplate: Sit quietly in God’s presence and rest in God’s deep love for you.
WEEK 1 (week of June 16):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 1:1-41 and Psalm 2:1-12
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 3:1-8 and Psalm 4:1-8
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 5:1-12 and Psalm 6:1-10
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 7:1-17 and Psalm 8:1-9
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 9:1-20 and Psalm 10:1-18
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 11:1-7 and Psalm 12:1-8
WEEK 2 (week of June 23):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 13:1-6 and Psalm 14:1-7
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 15:1-5 and Psalm 16:1-11
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 17:1-15 and Psalm 18:1-50
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 19:1-14 and Psalm 20:1-9
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 21:1-13 and Psalm 22:1-31
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 23:1-6 and Psalm 24:1-10
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 25:1-22 and Psalm 26:1-12
WEEK 3 (week of June 30):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 27:1-14 and Psalm 28:1-9
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 29:1-11 and Psalm 30:1-12
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 31:1-24 and Psalm 32:1-11
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 33:1-22 and Psalm 34:1-22
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 35:1-28 and Psalm 36:1-12
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 37:1-40 and Psalm 38:1-22
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 39:1-13 and Psalm 40:1-17
WEEK 4 (week of July 7):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 41:1-13 and Psalm 42:1-11
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 43:1-5 and Psalm 44:1-26
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 45:1-17 and Psalm 46:1-11
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 47:1-9 and Psalm 48:1-14
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 49:1-20 and Psalm 50:1-23
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 51:1-19 and Psalm 52:1-9
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 53:1-6 and Psalm 54:1-7
WEEK 5 (week of July 14):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 55:1-23 and Psalm 56:1-13
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 57:1-11 and Psalm 58:1-11
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 59:1-17 and Psalm 60:1-12
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 61:1-8 and Psalm 62:1-12
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 63:1-11 and Psalm 64:1-10
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 65:1-13 and Psalm 66:1-20
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 67:1-7 and Psalm 68:1-35
WEEK 6 (week of July 21):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 69:1-36 and Psalm 70:1-5
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 71:1-24 and Psalm 72:1-20
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 73:1-28 and Psalm 74:1-23
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 75:1-10 and Psalm 76:1-12
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 77:1-20 and Psalm 78:1-72
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 79:1-13 and Psalm 80:1-19
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 81:1-16 and Psalm 82:1-6
WEEK 7 (week of July 28):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 83:1-18 and Psalm 84:1-12
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 85:1-13 and Psalm 86:1-17
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 87:1-7 and Psalm 88:1-18
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 89:1-52 and Psalm 90:1-17
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 91:1-16 and Psalm 92:1-15
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 93:1-5 and Psalm 94:1-23
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 95:1-11 and Psalm 96:1-13
WEEK 8 (week of August 4):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 97:1-12 and Psalm 98:1-9
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 99:1-9 and Psalm 100:1-5
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 101:1-8 and Psalm 102:1-28
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 103:1-22 and Psalm 104:1-35
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 105:1-45 and Psalm 106:1-48
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 107:1-43 and Psalm 108:1-13
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 109:1-31 and Psalm 110:1-7
WEEK 9 (week of August 1):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 111:1-10 and Psalm 112:1-10
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 113:1-9 and Psalm 114:1-8
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 115:1-18 and Psalm 116:1-19
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 117:1-2 and Psalm 118:1-29
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 119:1-176
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 120:1-7 and Psalm 121:1-8
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 122:1-9 and Psalm 123:1-4
WEEK 10 (week of August 18):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 124:1-8 and Psalm 125:1-5
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 126:1-6 and Psalm 127:1-5
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 128:1-6 and Psalm 129:1-8
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 130:1-8 and Psalm 131:1-3
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 132:1-18 and Psalm 133:1-3
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 134:1-3 and Psalm 135:1-21
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 136:1-26 and Psalm 137:1-9
WEEK 11 (week of August 25):
Day 1 Reading: Psalm 138:1-8 and Psalm 139:1-24
Day 2 Reading: Psalm 140:1-13 and Psalm 141:1-10
Day 3 Reading: Psalm 142:1-7 and Psalm 143:1-12
Day 4 Reading: Psalm 144:1-15 and Psalm 145:1-21
Day 5 Reading: Psalm 146:1-10 and Psalm 147:1-20
Day 6 Reading: Psalm 148:1-14 and Psalm 149:1-9
Day 7 Reading: Psalm 150:1-6
Christmas 2023
Please join us for the Christmas events listed below:
Advent Grief Support Group Holidays can be hard for many of us. We offer confidential and practical help of a grief support group on Nov 29, Dec 6, and Dec 13 at 7 pm. Meets in the Kelsey Creek Church Fellowship Hall. No sign up necessary, just come as you are.
Ladies Christmas High Tea Start your Christmas season with tea! Women of all ages are invited to enjoy a time of tea, treats, songs, and a great message from Dr. Sara Boyd. Sign up at the Welcome Center or by emailing office@kelseycreek.church
Potluck! Christmas Brunch Please bring a brunch item to share at our December Potluck. Think breakfast strata, quiche, baked goods, fruit or green salad or your family favorite. Fridge and oven space (for gentle warming) will be available. Deliver your food to the kitchen prior to the service and be sure to fill out an info card for your item. Please do not plan on doing food prep at church. We ask that your dish is ready-to-go. Due to the timing of the meal and the space in the kitchen, we ask that you drop off your item to share and leave the rest to us – we will take care of setting up the Potluck line.
The Longest Night Service The Holidays can be a difficult time, especially if you are experiencing grief and loss. Grief can wear many faces – the loss of a loved one, loss of a marriage, loss of health, etc. The Holidays often accentuate grief as well as the memories of loss. We will have a Longest Night Service – a service of grief, lament and hope on Dec. 20 at 7:00pm.
Christmas Eve Service Start your Christmas celebrations with singing favorite Christmas carols, lighting of Christmas candles, and a glimpse at the good news of the Christmas story.
Other Christmas Events
- Evergreen Senior Fellowship Christmas Sing-A-Long
Monday, December 11 @ 6:15pm - Family Ministries Christmas Parties
Families - Thursday, December 14 @ 6:30pm
Youth - Sunday, December 17 @ 6:00pm - Men's Spiritual Formation & AA Breakfast
Saturday, December16 @ 8:00am
