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Parents’ Night Out gives parents the opportunity to spend quality time together. We have seen this ministry grow over the last year and a half... (read more)
Tibor and Marta were a couple for whom churches prayed in earnest. Hungary needed evangelists and church planters. In answer to prayer, Tibor finished Bible school and served in several churches, all while helping plant others.
Smaller than a normal year, but by God’s grace, a perfect number to get used to the different kind of year it would be.
In 2000, The Orchard, along with ten other churches, invested significantly toward the purchase of a property, the former Olimpia movie theater (now the KMK), to be the home of the Foundation and other Christian ministries. Former Budapest City Team Leader, Mark Revell says, “There has...
The first night I went in feeling both a little awkward and uncomfortable, not knowing what to expect. Once we got settled and began our conversation on the sermon, I was immediately blown away.
I sat at the only open table and hoped not to cause too much of a disruption. This turned out to be the group God had planned for me and has been a real blessing.
We had been wanting to join a LIFE Group for some time, and just had not gotten to it. It can be scary to start something new.
When we joined The Orchard two years ago, Pastor Josh strongly encouraged us to join a LIFE Group. Being a dual working household with two middle school children (at the time) with lots of activities, we weren’t sure how we could fit that into our schedule, so we held off on joining a...
The text read: “If you’re around home today, I’d like to drop something off for you.” That something turned out to be a beautiful bouquet of sunflowers, an encouraging note, and multiple grocery/restaurant gift cards. I had been laid off from my job due to COVID one week...
Whether we are interacting face to face in a room at church on Sunday mornings or seeing our “little faces” on a screen, Scripture still directs our conversation.