Events

Sundays in Lent

This Lenten sermon series is meant to reflect on all the ways the people in Jesus’ time wanted the Messiah to be very different than who Jesus was. And still today, we oftentimes desire that the central figure of our faith isn’t like Jesus. We want a conquering hero arriving with his armies of angels. But instead we find a willing suffering servant. This is what Paul called the foolishness of the cross. But the Bible makes it clear that the Jesus we get is far greater than we could have ever designed. He meets all our greatest needs, from forgiveness, to eternal life, to peace in the midst of trials.

Crawfish Boil (Postponed)

Join us for our annual crawfish boil with live jazz band March 29th. Our church family invites you to celebrate with us in worship starting at 11:00 and after with fresh boiled crawfish and fixings. Tickets are available for $15 for adults. Kids 10 and under are free! Tickets must be ordered in advance to reserve a spot. Contact Pastor Kehl for more information.

Vacation Bible School

At Crown of Life, we host events for people of all ages. We recently held our annual Vacation Bible School for the children in the community.

Family and Friends Day

Crown of Life recently held our annual family and friends day. This is a time when we invite our friends and neighbors in the community to join us for a tailgate and some football. This is just one of our many events where we connect with the neighborhood and just have a good time.

A Community Facing Church

Crown of Life is a Church that loves our community. Throughout the year, we hold a variety of events open to everyone at any stage of their walk with Christ. From crawfish boils to service projects. Vacation Bible School to days in the Community Garden, we are sure there is something here for you!

Weekly Blog

The Lament

Posted on Apr 1, 2020 in Uncategorized |

This is a moment we pray that projections are off…

The president just announce that projections for loss of life to be as high as 100,000 to 240,000! With cases and life loss almost doubling in our state in the last couple days, I hope we are set for the reality that it may be a very difficult following weeks for our country. Lent has been a tomb like experience with all of us in a sort “solitary confinement” in our homes. Maybe we wished it would be restful, but I get the feeling it’s more of anxious anticipation. Admit it- you want an “Easter” from the virus, but it’s a target that keeps moving…