Senior Adult Ministries

Your presence in our fellowship is deeply appreciated. We hope that you will find warm fellowship here and your experience will be a source of blessing and personal encouragement.

As a multi-generational church, we draw strength and inspiration from each other. The stability and maturity provided by the senior adults in our midst gives us an important balance creating a more effective ministry in our community.

Our church motto ~ Making a difference one life at a time ~ is important to us. Our senior adults help support this motto in many areas. Take a moment to acquaint yourself with some of the activities and ministries of interest to seniors. You will be most welcome at any of these.

• JANUARY 24: Featuring the leaders of our ACC Middle School Ministry. Meet the key staff, hear their passion for ministering to students, their testimonies, and their music!
• FEBRUARY 28:  SPECIAL GUEST DRAMATIST SUSIE TUCKER!  Susie has been with us at Silver and Gold several times before depicting Corrie ten Boom and Gladys Aylward.  On February 28 she will be with again with a new historical character:  Darlene Deibler Rose.  Darlene was a missionary to New Guinea when WW II broke out.  She spent the war in a Japanese prison camp.  Her trials and her eventual return home to the United States were told in her book Evidence Not Seen.  Darlene's faith sustained her through time on death row and through the loss of her husband and everything else she possessed.
• MARCH 27:  “HOW DID A NICE JEWISH BOY LIKE YOU BECOME A  CHRISTIAN PREACHER?”   Meet Shelley and Dayle Gayle, a PNW pastoral couple who both grew up in traditional Jewish homes.  You will love to hear the story of how they came to faith in Jesus and found their way into church ministry.  Shelley doesn’t have a typical pastor’s resume.   He served in the US Coast Guard and then worked as a cop with the Los Angeles Police Department.   They both have graduated from Bible college and now are working with PNW churches that are struggling and need strengthening and rebuilding.

• if you are unable to attend worship services and would appreciate a visit in your home,
• if you face difficult times or a major decision and would like prayer support or counsel,
• in the event of a death in the family,
• if you face a major illness or surgery.