Weekly Events

There are plenty of activities to get involved in at Return!

Join us every Sunday morning @ 10:45am at the altars as we gather together and pray!

This is a time for our children to learn about Jesus in ways that they can understand and is fun.

The Clothes Closet

Open Mondays from 3:00-5:00PM, we serve our community by offering free clothes to those in need.

We will be closed Memorial Day, Labor Day, and the 5th Monday of the Month.

Thank you for your understanding, as our volunteers work hard.

Hosted by Mike & Julie Lau, our weekly Coffee Social serves as opportunity to share the love of Jesus and grow deeper in our relationship with Him and with each other.   Join us every Tuesday from 10am - 12pm in Fellowship Hall.

As a daughter of the King, your purpose is not to turn heads, but to turn hearts towards the King.

We want each woman to know how loved, valued, and special they are in God’s Kingdom. The focus of the new study, Beloved, will be discipling women in knowing and walking in the unique identity God gives and then how to give out of that God-given identity. This study starts on Tuesday, April 23 in the Fellowship Hall at 6:30 PM.

Wednesday Worship

We will be having Wednesday evening services in the Sanctuary at 6:30 PM. We will be praying and studying the Bible during that time. Please join us for this time of prayer, study and fellowship.



Grades 6th through 8th are invited to join us on Wednesday evenings at 6:30pm for our weekly Middle School gathering. This is a time of fellowship, study, and worship led by Norman and Jasmine Bartley.

The hours will change with the changing of the clocks, back one hour in the Fall, forward one in the Spring.

We believe everyone can benefit from a Life Recovery experience. We all have struggles in life; struggles with addictions, food, depression, anxiety, and relationships to name a few. But we approach recovery from different angles. Some want a formal recovery meeting with a traditional recovery experience. Others want a recovery experience in a small informal group, or in an existing group they are already comfortable with at their church. And some may prefer learning about recovery at their own pace before jumping into a group or meeting experience. This is the beauty of Life Recovery. Unlike other Christian recovery approaches that mandate how and where their recovery ministry can be employed, Life Recovery brings Christian recovery to you – right where you’re at.

If this is what you are looking for, join Bobby White and Ted Edgell at 6:30pm on Thursdays in the Fellowship Hall.