
Dear Sierra Pres friends & family,
What a meaningful morning we shared this past Sunday as we continued our Hope series with a look at Psalm 107 and the theme of witness. Together we considered how God calls each of us to share the hope we have found in Him with others. This is most effective as we share our own stories and experiences rather than outsourcing our witness. It was also a special time as we gathered around the Lord's Table for Communion, remembering what Christ has done for us and renewing our commitment to follow Him. Thank you to everyone who worshiped with us in person and online, and to all who served so faithfully to make that morning possible.
This Sunday, Sept. 13, I am glad to welcome our Transitional Pastor, George Dakin, to the pulpit as he begins a new series exploring the Essentials of the Faith with a message from 2 Timothy 3:14-17. It will be a wonderful opportunity to root ourselves in the truth of God's Word and consider why Scripture matters so deeply for how we live and believe. I look forward to seeing what God will teach us together as we begin this new season of study.
I also want to remind you that our Called Congregational Meeting will be held this Sunday, Sept. 13, between our two morning services. This is an important gathering for our church family as we vote on those nominated to serve on the Nominating Committee. The nominees are:
I encourage every member to make plans to attend. Please plan to stay between services that morning, as your presence and participation matter to the life and future of our church.
Whether you have been part of our church family for years or are just getting to know us, I would love for you to join us in person this Sunday. If you are unable to attend, you are always welcome to stream the service live at sierrapres.com/media. However you join us, know that you are welcome here and we are glad you are part of this community.
With you on the journey,
Pastor Greg Flagg
What a meaningful morning we shared this past Sunday as we continued our Hope series with a look at Psalm 107 and the theme of witness. Together we considered how God calls each of us to share the hope we have found in Him with others. This is most effective as we share our own stories and experiences rather than outsourcing our witness. It was also a special time as we gathered around the Lord's Table for Communion, remembering what Christ has done for us and renewing our commitment to follow Him. Thank you to everyone who worshiped with us in person and online, and to all who served so faithfully to make that morning possible.
This Sunday, Sept. 13, I am glad to welcome our Transitional Pastor, George Dakin, to the pulpit as he begins a new series exploring the Essentials of the Faith with a message from 2 Timothy 3:14-17. It will be a wonderful opportunity to root ourselves in the truth of God's Word and consider why Scripture matters so deeply for how we live and believe. I look forward to seeing what God will teach us together as we begin this new season of study.
I also want to remind you that our Called Congregational Meeting will be held this Sunday, Sept. 13, between our two morning services. This is an important gathering for our church family as we vote on those nominated to serve on the Nominating Committee. The nominees are:
- Mark Bauman, Elder Chair
- Patti Painter, Elder
- Jeff Patton, Elder
- Stephanie Monahan, Elder
- Rob Lee, Deacon
- Mark Agness, Member
I encourage every member to make plans to attend. Please plan to stay between services that morning, as your presence and participation matter to the life and future of our church.
Whether you have been part of our church family for years or are just getting to know us, I would love for you to join us in person this Sunday. If you are unable to attend, you are always welcome to stream the service live at sierrapres.com/media. However you join us, know that you are welcome here and we are glad you are part of this community.
With you on the journey,
Pastor Greg Flagg





