Recently, they’ve taken meaningful steps forward, beginning to serve with our students, and stepping into the Walk to Emmaus journey. What started as uncertainty has become participation. That which felt distant has become personal. God is at work, drawing them deeper into His grace and into community.

That story isn’t just about one family. It’s about a church creating space for transformation. It’s about the presence of Jesus being expected and experienced. And it’s about a community living out its mission.

Thank you. Your generosity makes stories like this possible. And there are many more signs of life worth celebrating, including:

• New members have joined our church family, saying “yes” to walking in faith and community together.
• Our Second Saturday Serve opportunities have become a consistent, hands-on expression of love for our neighbors in real and tangible ways.
• Week after week, we continue to hear powerful faith stories in our services that remind us God is still moving and changing lives.
• We started the spiritual habit of sharing in weekly communion, leaning into the expectation that Jesus will meet us in His presence again and again.
• During Lent, we committed to pray for our community—and together, we covered 3,551 miles, far surpassing our goal of 2,026 miles as a sign of our sincere desire to spiritually surround the people God has called us to reach.

This is what it looks like to live out our mission: to love God and people, to multiply the faith, and to change the world.

And accomplishing our mission only happens through our shared commitment to practice our values: worship, pray, grow, serve, give, and witness.

As a snapshot of our stewardship, we are reminded that every dollar given supports the full life of our church. Your giving:

• provides care for those walking through hardship;
• fuels ministry that leads people to Jesus;
• supports the next generation in their faith; and
• maintains and strengthens the spaces where we gather and serve.

We continue to steward these resources with intentionality and gratitude, trusting God to provide and guide us as we move forward together.

As we look ahead and move into the next quarter, we are building on this momentum. We will continue expanding opportunities to serve, deepening our prayer life, and creating space for more people to encounter Jesus. But none of this can happen without a church who gives faithfully.

Giving is not just about meeting needs, it is about discipleship. While we give our time, our energy, and our hearts in many ways, tithing is the one area where we offer something concrete and measurable: a faithful portion (10 percent) of what God has entrusted to us financially. It is an act of trust, obedience, and worship. And it is something we do together.

If you gave financially to the mission and ministry of Reynoldsburg Community Church in the first three months of 2026, enclosed you will find a recorded statement of your giving. Please check it for accuracy and direct any questions to our Executive Director Karin Dragonette (kdragonette@reycc.com or 614-866-5864). If you’re ready to begin or take a step forward in your generosity, I encourage you to visit our website where you can give safely and securely online: ReynoldsburgCC.com/Give.

Thank you for your faithfulness, your generosity, and your commitment to the mission God has given us. Because of you, lives are being changed. Because of you, the church is strong. And because of you, we step into the future with confidence in what God will do next.

With Gratitude, with Grace, with Peace,