Come to the Spring Concert, showcasing the Ward Church Sanctuary Choir, Ward Church Orchestra, and Mark Loring as organist. Featuring a wide variety of music including patriotic, gospel, and folk music – this is a musical celebration you don’t want to miss!
We invite you to join the Professional Women’s Group, a group of Christian women who want to learn from each other and grow in their careers! The networking group starts June 2. Learn more!
Session has called the Annual Congregational Meeting to be held on Wednesday, June 8 at 7 p.m. in Knox Hall to approve the prior year’s congregational meeting minutes, adopt the new budget and vote to approve those recommended by the Nominating Committee. The End-of-Year Celebration Sunday will take place that following Sunday, June 12 during both the 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services. Learn more.
This year, our Easter offering will go towards these building improvements at the new Ward Church Farmington Hills campus. A very generous donor from Ward Church will match a percentage of all the gifts received through the Easter Offering this year, up to $50,000 in total donations. Learn more and give today!
Money is hard to manage, no matter who you are. We need godly wisdom to help us make wise financial choices throughout our life. Whether you’re digging out of debt, planning for your future, or preparing for the next stage in life, now’s the time to build a foundation that endures. Our next sermon series will reveal how investing in a brighter tomorrow starts by “Making Change” today.
Thank you to everyone who attended the June 9, 2021 Annual Meeting of Ward Church. Check out the results from the meeting and download the Annual Report and Meeting Guide with the candidate bios.
We’re excited to announce that our online giving system is getting an upgrade starting May 3. Our hope is to provide a better giving experience for everyone and provide both you and Ward Church with a variety of benefits. Due to the secure nature of our online giving, we cannot automatically transfer your financial information without your help. Learn more!
Artist Scott Erickson’s artwork “Stations in the Street” presents a stark and visceral representation of Christ’s journey to the cross. This art gallery is currently featured at Ward Church, just outside of the sanctuary. The collection will remain through Easter Sunday. View a virtual presentation here.
