“Money won’t buy you happiness.” “The grass isn’t greener on the other side of the fence.” “Life is short.” “Spend time with your kids, because it goes fast.” “Don’t be…
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Thank you to everyone who attended the June 7, 2023 Annual Meeting of Ward Church. We look forward to this Sunday's Celebration Sunday when we will celebrate with stories, videos,...
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Join us as we wrap up our Acts sermon series, and follow Paul as his own story and ministry conclude. The series runs May 21-June 11.
See the results from the Annual Congregational Meeting, held on Wednesday, June 8 at 7 p.m. in Knox Hall.
Sunday, December 4 WHAT TO EXPECT Northville Campus, 40000 Six Mile Rd., Northville, Mich. Families won’t want to miss this completely free, totally entertaining, hands-on Christmas experience! A Christmas Festival...
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Enjoy a taste of Christmas! SOLD OUT! Tuesday, December 13, 7-9 p.m. | Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Knox Hall, Northville Campus, 40000 Six Mile Rd., Northville, Mich. Join us...
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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.
Our Classic and Modern worship directors, John Beresford and Abbey Huisinga, have curated a list of their top worship songs to inspire hope. Bring hours of Songs of Hope to your weekly rhythm by adding these playlists to your library.
“Where have I been saying no? What am I afraid of – where I can take a step in faith and say yes? God asked Moses to just say yes, and God opened the doors for him. He’ll do that for me. Do I want to be the guy who buries what God has given me?” asks Ward elder Kurt Lipsky, “Or be one who just gives back a little? Or – do I want to be one who has done the most with what He’s given me?”
“It’s not what you have imagined. It is not as much time as you think. And it is more rewarding than you would ever believe.”In spite of some early hesitations, this is how Gary Becker sums up the role of being a deacon. Gary grew up in church, and after he and Stacey married, they were always involved “making ministry happen.”