Because God's love in Jesus Christ has broken down walls that divide us, we embody that love in our congregation and thus welcome persons of all races, sexual orientations and economic circumstances. A vibrant congregation of more than 600 members—with many more calling the church their home—Northaven is known for inspiring worship and music, interest in the arts, outreach to the community and sensitivity to inclusiveness. All are welcome.
Northaven’s new history book, On the Shoulders of Giants, can be purchased online. A companion video, developed by Paperlyte Films, is expected to be available in late November or early December.
The book contains ten chapters, each covering the tenure of a senior pastor, in 116 full color pages. A “Learnings” addendum describes many of the lessons learned over the 55-year history of Northaven, focusing on cultural changes, major events and controversial issues during this time.
Information about On the Shoulders of Giants
This six-lesson study, for individuals and small groups, is a companion to For the Bible Tells Me So, the award-winning documentary on homosexuality and the church. Published by Northaven, This I Know can be purchased at www.thisiknowstudy.org.