We just love Kids in the Kitchen ministry. This class is designed for foster kids aged 16-18 years old. Together, we will prepare a delicious dinner, share plenty of laughter, and help these young individuals recognize just how amazing they truly are. Through cooking and connection, we aim to build confidence, foster a sense of community, and celebrate their unique strengths. Please Register Here

Need a break? We get it. You are invited to dinner on us and an evening of connecting with other moms who have children with Special Needs. This connection group will be led by Annette. Register here.

Kids in the Kitchen: Cookie Making and Decorating
For Foster Kids Ages 12-15

In this engaging activity, children will come together to make and decorate cookies while exploring themes of healthy relationships, creativity, and self-worth. Through the simple joy of baking, each child will discover that they are unique and special.

Activity Goals:

• Foster Healthy Relationships: Working side by side encourages teamwork, communication, and respect. Kids learn to support each other in the kitchen, building trust and connection.

• Encourage Creativity: Decorating cookies allows them to express themselves through colors, patterns, and designs, reinforcing their individuality.

• Promote Self-Worth: As they create something delicious with their own hands, children gain confidence and recognize their special talents.

What to Expect:

• Step-by-step cookie preparation using wholesome ingredients.

• Guided discussions on kindness, cooperation, and valuing oneself and others.

• Fun decorating sessions with a variety of toppings to inspire imagination.

By the end of the activity, every child will not only have a batch of homemade cookies but also a renewed sense of belonging and pride. This experience reminds them: they are important, creative, and capable of making something wonderful—just like these cookies. Register Here

We just love Kids in the Kitchen ministry. This class is designed for foster kids aged 16-18 years old. Together, we will prepare a delicious dinner, share plenty of laughter, and help these young individuals recognize just how amazing they truly are. Through cooking and connection, we aim to build confidence, foster a sense of community, and celebrate their unique strengths. Please Register Here

Moms of Adoptive kids Pre-K to High school Seniors!  Come join us for dinner and a time of connecting with others.   If you are seeking community and need some encouragement, sign up soon. This connection group does give credit for onsite points with foster Care. Register Here

Good food, Pitch, the game….Awesome Fellowship. Men’s card night once a month is always a good time!! Register Here

This class is designed to assist you in learning how to assist your loved one who is living with PTSD or has experienced extreme Trauma. We will learn about how triggers affect your loved one’s life, how to communicate effectively, and show love in a meaningful way. Join us for an evening with Dr. Jessica Kerzner, PSY. Ph.D. to learn how to help.

Dr. Kerner Psychologist, has a strong academic background with dynamic clinical experience.

Dinner will be served at 6 pm, with the class following. Register Here

Foster/Adoptive families, you are invited to join us for our Annual Fall get-together. Enjoy time with other Foster/Adoptive families, playing games, painting rocks, fall craft, and connecting. A Light Dinner will be provided. There is no cost to the event. Register Here

The NAMI Family-to-Family program is a free, 8-week educational course designed for family members, caregivers, and friends. It’s led by trained NAMI volunteers who’ve been there, offering practical strategies, info on mental health conditions, and a supportive community. You’ll learn about treatments, coping skills, and how to navigate challenges while connecting with others who get it. It’s evidence-based and truly life-changing for many! Register Here

Join us for dinner and community building. We will focus on our relationships with our adult adoptive children. Adult adoptive children can bring lots of special circumstances. We are here to walk together through the good and the ugly. This is for all adoptive moms!

This is a connection group and is free to attend

Register Here

Good food, Pitch, the game….Awesome Fellowship. Men’s card night once a month is always a good time!! Register Here

Moms of Adoptive kids Pre-K to High school Seniors!  Come join us for dinner and a time of connecting with others.   If you are seeking community and need some encouragement, sign up soon. This connection group does give credit for onsite points with foster Care. Register Here

Loss is hard and the second year of grief can be like reliving the first year but awake. Betty Bachman (LMSW) will help you navigate the unexpected challenges that follow the first year. She’ll gently guide you through the next steps, providing you with the support you need to keep moving forward. Light snacks will be served.
Nov 4th and 11th  6:30 pm. Register Here

Finding your peace through Meditation, Prayer, Scripture, and Praise. Discover how these practices, inspired by Philippians 4:6-7, can help you overcome anxiety and stress. Seminar is Free of Charge, Lunch by Donation

• Pastor Daren Lugafet, Associate Pastor, Crossroads Christian Church

The Importance of Meditation - Explore why meditation matters and

learn simple techniques to practice on your own.

• Pastor John Van Bruggen, Senior Pastor at The Mary Magdalene House The Power of Prayer - Discover the value of a prayer routine and learn simple prayers for life’s challenges.

Lunch (Provided by MM)

• Pastor Kevin Guffey, Senior Pastor at Crossroads Christian Church

Finding Peace in Scripture - Learn how to read and reflect on scripture

to let God’s peace soak in.

• Annette Van Bruggen, Clinical Pastoral Pastor/Director at The Mary Magdalene House

Caring for God’s Temple - Understand how trauma affects the body

and explore the role of healthy eating, exercise, and the need for praise .

Register Here

NOTE DATE CHANGE! Join us for dinner and community building. We will focus on our relationships with our adult adoptive children. Adult adoptive children can bring lots of special circumstances. We are here to walk together through the good and the ugly. This is for all adoptive moms!

This is a connection group and free to attend

Register Here

Need a break? We get it. You are invited to dinner on us and an evening of connecting with other moms who have children with Special Needs. This connection group will be led by Annette. Register here.

We invite you to our Annual Bazaar and Auction. We will have lots of baskets to bid on, homemade gifts, lunch (by donation) and of course all the yummy jam flavors to taste! Mark your calendars and hope to see you!

Join Annette for a 7 week Jesus Study. We will start the evening with dinner at 6:30 followed by our study “Body and Soul”. From anti-aging serums to diets to surgeries to workouts, we’re made aware of and told to “fix” our bodies every day. But what if we adopted a different attitude? What if we discovered that our bodies are more than just something to work hard on? What if we learned what it means to live well as bearers of God’s very image?

In this 6-session Bible study, we will discover how Scripture talks about our bodies, from creation to Revelation. Learn to reconcile your body with the rest of who you are, growing in a deeper understanding of your true identity as a whole person created in the image of God. Book, Dinner and God's word all free of charge! We can't wait for you to join us! Register Here