Join us for our Saturday Evening Worship with Holy Communion—a service for night owls and anyone who needs a different rhythm for the weekend. Centered on John 9:1–41, we hear the story of Jesus healing the man born blind—and the deeper question it raises: what does it mean to truly see? This is a night for honest faith. Light breaks in, eyes open, and we’re confronted with the unsettling truth that sometimes the people most sure they “see” are the ones most resistant to grace. That’s not just then—it’s us. We all carry blind spots, assumptions, and ways of hiding from what we’d rather not face. In church, we name this because the Gospel isn’t denial; it’s illumination. Christ meets us in the dark and leads us toward what is real and freeing. We’ll gather in a old school liturgy, share Holy Communion, and enjoy warm fellowship afterward. All are welcome. We mean it: ALL are welcome!