As you peruse our website and learn more about Northside Church, we hope to have imparted three takeaways: you are welcomed, you are invited, and there is a place for you in our hearts and doors. Whether you are joining us for worship for the first time or looking to foster your journey of faith, we are excited to have you! Now, are you ready to take the next step?
As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are called to be re-shaped into the image of God, and this reshaping process takes time, effort, and sacrifice. It never happens overnight, and never without a real challenge to the life and lifestyle of the believer. The good news is that, here at Northside, you are never without the encouragement and support of fellow disciples.
Use the calendar below to explore our upcoming events and opportunities or find more information on dates and locations. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Feel free to give us a call. We look forward to welcoming you and journeying together as a community of faith.
January 2019
Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
Find out more »Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
Find out more »February 2019
Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
Find out more »Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
Find out more »Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
Find out more »Living Fully—Dying Well
Living Fully—Dying Well A six-week series on "Living Fully—Dying Well." Facilitated by Susan Spratt, Betsy Walker and Ginna McFarling. No reservation necessary. You are welcome to attend one talk or the entire series. Six-Week Series: “Living Fully – Dying Well” January 22 / The Physiology of Dying Ginna McFarling is a retired nurse practitioner who has worked in women’s health for twenty-five years and in hospice for eight years. She and Betsy Walker, a registered nurse, will help us understand what happens…
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