Independence
Day
CelebrationCelebrating America's 250th.
An old-fashioned party on the church lawn — burgers, games for every age, and one big Texas sky.
Plan your night
The Fourth you remember — only better.
Bunting in the trees, burgers on the grill, kids on the slip 'n slide, and cornhole on the lawn. Homemade pie, cold lemonade, and a sparkler send-off after dark. Bring the family — and a neighbor too.
"Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world."
Something for everyone
Hometown Cookout
Burgers, dogs, watermelon, kettle corn, ice cream, and cold lemonade. Come hungry.
Games on the Lawn
Cornhole, dunk tank, gaga ball, giant Jenga, a photo booth, and a splash pad for the littles.
Blue Ribbon Contest
Best pie, cobbler, or homemade ice cream in the county? Prove it. Winners at 8.
Quilts & Crafts
A come-and-go show of handmade work all evening long. Quilters and crafters welcome.
Live Music
Live sets and a patriotic sing-along, with country and Americana in between.
Sparkler Send-Off
A group photo, a prayer, and a sparkler tunnel to close out the night.
Schedule
Questions & answers
Yes to both. Admission is free and there's no registration — members and neighbors alike. Bring a friend.
Lawn chairs and sunscreen. It's July in Texas, so dress comfortably — we'll have cooling stations, shade, and plenty of water.
Yes. A parking team and greeters will meet you at the entrance. Arrive a few minutes early to get settled.
Burgers, dogs, potato salad, chips, watermelon, kettle corn, ice cream, and popsicles — plus soda, lemonade, sweet tea, and water. Allergy-friendly options are labeled; for a severe allergy, call the office ahead.
Plenty, by age. Little ones: splash pad, bubbles, sandboxes, chalk art, storytime. Grade school: sponge tag, tug o' war, slip 'n slide, face painting. Middle & high: gaga ball, capture the flag, obstacle course, dunk tank, 7-on-7.
For sure. Adults: wiffle ball, cornhole, horseshoes, frisbee golf, giant lawn games, photo booth. Seniors: jigsaw competition, bingo, a cake walk, checkers, and Uncle Sam's Car Show.
Stop by the sign-up table on the concourse Sunday, add your name, and tell us what you're bringing so we can save your space. Blue ribbon winners announced at 8.
Cooling stations with misters, fans, and shade are set up across the grounds, plus plenty of water. We have a weather plan — watch our social pages for updates.
There's a designated lighting area with sand buckets, and kids under 5 get glow sticks instead.
Kids get a wristband with a parent's number at check-in, and there's a marked meet-up spot. Volunteers in identifying shirts are stationed throughout.
Yes. Our Welcome Tent has greeters and a pastor just for first-time guests. Stop by, grab a small gift, and say hello.
Come celebrate with us.
Bring the family. Bring the neighbors. And bring that cobbler.
Contact the Church Office