Ember Co. Ellis County

At Ember Co, you’ll be loved more than holding a six week old wolf dog. Well, maybe. Zac really likes the wolf dog.

Regardless, come check us out at 6:30pm on Mondays and see for yourself.

We took our church to a Christian Metal show last night featuring and for our Memorial Day outing.

Not only did the show honor the soldiers who gave their lives for this country, but it reminded the audience of who gave his life for the world!

At Ember Co, the music is grungy, the people are authentic, and the vibe is chill. If that sounds dope to you, join us tonight at 6:30pm for a time of worship, teaching, and deep discussions.

May the Fourth be with you!

How are we celebrating today? By having church inside of at 6:30pm, of course 😊

Who knows? We might also have a special Star Wars sermon to commemorate. You’ll just have to join us to find out 😉

Sometimes, we feel alone and sad. When it seems like no one understands what we’re going through, that feeling compounds and worsens.

The enemy of our soul wants to keep us in isolation; it becomes his playground in which darkness gets even darker over time.

But read this encouragement from Psalm 34:18…

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted; he rescues those whose spirits are crushed.”

Let God into the dark places, and even when it’s hard to trust, let others who love you into those places as well. You’ll find when you let others in, the darkness gets a little lighter.

Whether it’s at Ember Co. or some other church, find your spiritual tribe and don’t go through life alone.

It doesn’t matter what you look like at Ember Co., or what background you’re coming from. Everyone’s welcome at the party happening Monday nights at 6:30 in

Just make sure you wear pants. We may draw the line at no pants 😉

Last week may have been our church launch, but tonight is when things get real. We've saved a seat for you 💺 to journey with us through our series, KINTSUGI GRACE, about God restoring broken vessels🏺

Join us at 6:30 this evening when we'll talk about the life of Joseph and how God turned betrayal into benevolence. Our first 15 min is fellowship, followed by worship, teaching, prayer, and small groups.

Bring your questions and let's dig into the word together, discovering in a safe, community space how to apply what we learn.

Our launch party on Monday was great! We ate together, worshiped together, and learned about what God can do with broken vessels (us).

Join us again next Monday at 6:30pm as we continue our series on restoration called KINTSUGI GRACE with the life of Joseph.