Welcome to Seaview!
When you come to Seaview, expect a warm welcome. This church cares about people. We seek to be authentic followers of Jesus who declared that God's house is a place of prayer for all people. So no matter what your background, there is a place here for you.
Our blended worship style, Sundays at 11:00, seeks to draw from the wealth of traditional as well as new and creative approaches. You will find us singing with a praise team that includes many instruments. as well as traditional hymns accompanied by organ. Our organist, Paula Dollarhide, is classically trained and plays both piano and organ with a heart lifted up in joyful worship. Our pastor, Dr. Frank Reeder, preaches biblical sermons that usually follow the revised common lectionary. That means what he is preaching is often the same biblical texts being read and taught in many churches throughout the world on any given Sunday. Children are given a special place in our worship with a dedicated children's time, after which they are invited to Children's Church. A nursery is offered for those under 5 years of age.
We hope you will come and joyfully join your voice with ours as we praise our loving and risen Lord.
This Sunday at Seaview
July 25, 2010 - Ninth Sunday after Pentecost - "Teach us to pray." That's what the disciples want. The words are music to Jesus' ears. Most people pray. And God listens. No prayer is too simple when it comes from the heart. And then there is effective prayer that makes a connection so clear that we know beyond any doubt that we have been on holy ground. This Sunday we will spend time in Jesus' school of prayer. The message is "The Connection" from Luke 11:1-13. We hope you will join us.
Our blended worship style, Sundays at 11:00, seeks to draw from the wealth of traditional as well as new and creative approaches. You will find us singing with a praise team that includes many instruments. as well as traditional hymns accompanied by organ. Our organist, Paula Dollarhide, is classically trained and plays both piano and organ with a heart lifted up in joyful worship. Our pastor, Dr. Frank Reeder, preaches biblical sermons that usually follow the revised common lectionary. That means what he is preaching is often the same biblical texts being read and taught in many churches throughout the world on any given Sunday. Children are given a special place in our worship with a dedicated children's time, after which they are invited to Children's Church. A nursery is offered for those under 5 years of age.We hope you will come and joyfully join your voice with ours as we praise our loving and risen Lord.
This Sunday at Seaview
July 25, 2010 - Ninth Sunday after Pentecost - "Teach us to pray." That's what the disciples want. The words are music to Jesus' ears. Most people pray. And God listens. No prayer is too simple when it comes from the heart. And then there is effective prayer that makes a connection so clear that we know beyond any doubt that we have been on holy ground. This Sunday we will spend time in Jesus' school of prayer. The message is "The Connection" from Luke 11:1-13. We hope you will join us.
Coming Up at Seaview 
Our Vacation Bible School, July 25-29, is an "all hands on deck" outreach to the children of our community. This year's theme is Egypt: Joseph's Journey from Prison to Palace and will immerse the children in the Egyptian culture in which Joseph found himself. They will have lots of fun in family groups that explore the ways that Joseph was able to be God's chosen servant to transform his culture as a man who served the one and true God. Children from preschool to 5th grade are our focus, but older children will be welcome. Parents can join the fun as well. Monday through Friday at 6:00, a light supper will be served and then the journey to Egypt starts at 6:30. Call the church office to register.
An All Church Picnic will kick off our Vacation Bible School on Sunday, July 25 at 5:00. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be supplied by the church. Bring a side dish or dessert and join in the fun in our shady picnic grove in back of the church home. As an added attraction, we hope to have a petting zoo for the children to have an up close and personal experience with some really friendly animals.
Seaview is glad to offer DivorceCare, a ministry to those who are navigating the stormy waters of broken marriages. A new series begins on Tuesday, September 14, 2010, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. This compassionate care is led by Karen and Ned Flexer. For more information, click this link to go to our DivorceCare page on this website.
An All Church Picnic will kick off our Vacation Bible School on Sunday, July 25 at 5:00. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be supplied by the church. Bring a side dish or dessert and join in the fun in our shady picnic grove in back of the church home. As an added attraction, we hope to have a petting zoo for the children to have an up close and personal experience with some really friendly animals.Seaview is glad to offer DivorceCare, a ministry to those who are navigating the stormy waters of broken marriages. A new series begins on Tuesday, September 14, 2010, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM. This compassionate care is led by Karen and Ned Flexer. For more information, click this link to go to our DivorceCare page on this website.Just Walk Across the Room ... a four week emphasis on helping people who are far from God come closer. Starts September 12.
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