
Faith is best formed when we're together.
One part traditional, one part informal, all ages will find something meaningful in worship as we encounter the living God.

We’re excited to have the families of Northbrook lead worship on the first Sunday of each month. Northbrook member Steve Taylor will help us with music and our LOGOS friends will guide us through other parts of the service. You won’t want to miss this special monthly service: led by our young people, for all God’s people.
Church camp has been full of fun, adventure, and learning this week. On Sunday, our campers and volunteer staff are eager to share with you what they learned by exploring the theme: Life on Screen. Movies on the big screen - and all stories, actually - draw us in because they spark our imaginations. You won’t want to miss the chance to hear our campers share the stories they tell about God… and maybe even the stories God tells about them!
When Abraham and Sarah were promised a child by God, they started to get anxious and took matters into their own hands. This Sunday, our unsung hero begins her story as a servant who is abused by her masters. She may have felt abandoned and forgotten, but God had other plans for her. Join us this Sunday as we explore the story of Hagar in Genesis 16:1-16. We also look forward to celebrating communion and sharing the gifts of life together.
This Sunday, our unsung hero has another challenging name: Eutychus. And, from the story in Acts 20:7-12, he doesn’t seem very heroic. All he does is fall asleep! On Sunday, we’ll explore what it means to rest in Jesus. Spoiler alert: by recognizing that - even after such a traumatic event - there was still life in the boy, Paul is the real hero of the story. Are there traumatic situations in your life that seem hopeless? Come Sunday, to remember how God can give life in the most hopeless seeming places.
This Sunday, we return to one of our Unsung Heroes of the Bible. Naaman was a powerful foreign commander who had defeated the people of Israel in battle. Yet, he needed healing… and there was a healer in Israel. But, receiving healing would mean getting down off his high horse and being willing to be healed. Maybe you can relate? We hope to see you on Sunday as we explore 2 Kings 5:1-15 and ponder the story for our lives.
Northbrook Presbyterian Church
22055 W. 14 Mile Road, Beverly Hills, MI 48025