Breakfast and Bible Study. Meet in A1 and via Zoom. For more information email men@rollhill.org.

What happens when a person, a family, or even a whole people loses hope that anything great will ever become of them? Worse, even: they’re more than just a mere shadow of their former selves. They are in destitution, humiliation, and buried inside another culture more dominant than their own. They’re nowhere near thriving. Rather, they’re barely surviving--forced to prove themselves among new neighbors, new powers, new laws, new assumptions, new religions, and new dangers. How likely are they to find the Glory and Joy promised to them by God and the heritage their forefathers laid down and lived? How do they rise up and rebuild? How do they reset their course and reset the mission their children and their children’s children will reclaim and experience? How can they change the world for good . . . from a place of despair? Well, this isn’t just the story we’ll find was true in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah--and the opening setting of our series, “He Brightened Our Eyes.” It is also the day we as Christ-followers find ourselves in--in a post-Christian, demoralized, culturally- and religiously-fractured world. So, what should we do when this is what we face? And how do we do it when the headwinds of society defy us and just dare us to try to do anything? Ezra and Nehemiah will share a plan. So, join Rolling Hills this Fall as we dive into these two classic Old Testament books on Sundays and then plunge even deeper into their stories with daily devotional readings and group experiences by utilizing our series group guide called “Walls.” "We have been given a brief moment of grace, for the Lord our God has allowed a few of us to survive as a remnant. He has given us security in this holy place. Our God has brightened our eyes . . . He revived us so we could rebuild the Temple of our God and repair its ruins. He has given us a protective wall in Judah and Jerusalem." --Ezra 9:8-9 NLT

Our AWANA Club meets every Tuesday evening during the school year from 6:30 - 7:45 pm.  Awana is for children ages 3 through 6th grade (Cubbies, Sparks, Truth & Training) and encourages scripture memorization in a fun-filled atmosphere.  There are weekly themes and your child is welcome to join us any time throughout the club year.  Some of our groups have limited space so please contact us first. Also, we welcome adult and teens with a heart for Jesus who would like to serve in Awana.  We provide training, screening, mentoring and lots of fun!   More info here.

New Women's Fall Study! Authentic Faith in Action — a study on the book of James. (The Bible is all you'll need.) It begins Wednesday September 16 @ 7pm, via zoom, and is lead by Vicki Edwards. You can register at Women@Rollhill.org

Breakfast and Bible Study. Meet in A1 and via Zoom. For more information email men@rollhill.org.

Second Saturday of every month is Men's Breakfast.  Come hear a guy share his testimony, eat an awesome and creative breakfast, and have a great time with your fellow man.

What happens when a person, a family, or even a whole people loses hope that anything great will ever become of them? Worse, even: they’re more than just a mere shadow of their former selves. They are in destitution, humiliation, and buried inside another culture more dominant than their own. They’re nowhere near thriving. Rather, they’re barely surviving--forced to prove themselves among new neighbors, new powers, new laws, new assumptions, new religions, and new dangers. How likely are they to find the Glory and Joy promised to them by God and the heritage their forefathers laid down and lived? How do they rise up and rebuild? How do they reset their course and reset the mission their children and their children’s children will reclaim and experience? How can they change the world for good . . . from a place of despair? Well, this isn’t just the story we’ll find was true in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah--and the opening setting of our series, “He Brightened Our Eyes.” It is also the day we as Christ-followers find ourselves in--in a post-Christian, demoralized, culturally- and religiously-fractured world. So, what should we do when this is what we face? And how do we do it when the headwinds of society defy us and just dare us to try to do anything? Ezra and Nehemiah will share a plan. So, join Rolling Hills this Fall as we dive into these two classic Old Testament books on Sundays and then plunge even deeper into their stories with daily devotional readings and group experiences by utilizing our series group guide called “Walls.” "We have been given a brief moment of grace, for the Lord our God has allowed a few of us to survive as a remnant. He has given us security in this holy place. Our God has brightened our eyes . . . He revived us so we could rebuild the Temple of our God and repair its ruins. He has given us a protective wall in Judah and Jerusalem." --Ezra 9:8-9 NLT

Our AWANA Club meets every Tuesday evening during the school year from 6:30 - 7:45 pm.  Awana is for children ages 3 through 6th grade (Cubbies, Sparks, Truth & Training) and encourages scripture memorization in a fun-filled atmosphere.  There are weekly themes and your child is welcome to join us any time throughout the club year.  Some of our groups have limited space so please contact us first. Also, we welcome adult and teens with a heart for Jesus who would like to serve in Awana.  We provide training, screening, mentoring and lots of fun!   More info here.

New Women's Fall Study! Authentic Faith in Action — a study on the book of James. (The Bible is all you'll need.) It begins Wednesday September 16 @ 7pm, via zoom, and is lead by Vicki Edwards. You can register at Women@Rollhill.org

Breakfast and Bible Study. Meet in A1 and via Zoom. For more information email men@rollhill.org.

What happens when a person, a family, or even a whole people loses hope that anything great will ever become of them? Worse, even: they’re more than just a mere shadow of their former selves. They are in destitution, humiliation, and buried inside another culture more dominant than their own. They’re nowhere near thriving. Rather, they’re barely surviving--forced to prove themselves among new neighbors, new powers, new laws, new assumptions, new religions, and new dangers. How likely are they to find the Glory and Joy promised to them by God and the heritage their forefathers laid down and lived? How do they rise up and rebuild? How do they reset their course and reset the mission their children and their children’s children will reclaim and experience? How can they change the world for good . . . from a place of despair? Well, this isn’t just the story we’ll find was true in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah--and the opening setting of our series, “He Brightened Our Eyes.” It is also the day we as Christ-followers find ourselves in--in a post-Christian, demoralized, culturally- and religiously-fractured world. So, what should we do when this is what we face? And how do we do it when the headwinds of society defy us and just dare us to try to do anything? Ezra and Nehemiah will share a plan. So, join Rolling Hills this Fall as we dive into these two classic Old Testament books on Sundays and then plunge even deeper into their stories with daily devotional readings and group experiences by utilizing our series group guide called “Walls.” "We have been given a brief moment of grace, for the Lord our God has allowed a few of us to survive as a remnant. He has given us security in this holy place. Our God has brightened our eyes . . . He revived us so we could rebuild the Temple of our God and repair its ruins. He has given us a protective wall in Judah and Jerusalem." --Ezra 9:8-9 NLT

Our AWANA Club meets every Tuesday evening during the school year from 6:30 - 7:45 pm.  Awana is for children ages 3 through 6th grade (Cubbies, Sparks, Truth & Training) and encourages scripture memorization in a fun-filled atmosphere.  There are weekly themes and your child is welcome to join us any time throughout the club year.  Some of our groups have limited space so please contact us first. Also, we welcome adult and teens with a heart for Jesus who would like to serve in Awana.  We provide training, screening, mentoring and lots of fun!   More info here.

New Women's Fall Study! Authentic Faith in Action — a study on the book of James. (The Bible is all you'll need.) It begins Wednesday September 16 @ 7pm, via zoom, and is lead by Vicki Edwards. You can register at Women@Rollhill.org

Breakfast and Bible Study. Meet in A1 and via Zoom. For more information email men@rollhill.org.

What happens when a person, a family, or even a whole people loses hope that anything great will ever become of them? Worse, even: they’re more than just a mere shadow of their former selves. They are in destitution, humiliation, and buried inside another culture more dominant than their own. They’re nowhere near thriving. Rather, they’re barely surviving--forced to prove themselves among new neighbors, new powers, new laws, new assumptions, new religions, and new dangers. How likely are they to find the Glory and Joy promised to them by God and the heritage their forefathers laid down and lived? How do they rise up and rebuild? How do they reset their course and reset the mission their children and their children’s children will reclaim and experience? How can they change the world for good . . . from a place of despair? Well, this isn’t just the story we’ll find was true in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah--and the opening setting of our series, “He Brightened Our Eyes.” It is also the day we as Christ-followers find ourselves in--in a post-Christian, demoralized, culturally- and religiously-fractured world. So, what should we do when this is what we face? And how do we do it when the headwinds of society defy us and just dare us to try to do anything? Ezra and Nehemiah will share a plan. So, join Rolling Hills this Fall as we dive into these two classic Old Testament books on Sundays and then plunge even deeper into their stories with daily devotional readings and group experiences by utilizing our series group guide called “Walls.” "We have been given a brief moment of grace, for the Lord our God has allowed a few of us to survive as a remnant. He has given us security in this holy place. Our God has brightened our eyes . . . He revived us so we could rebuild the Temple of our God and repair its ruins. He has given us a protective wall in Judah and Jerusalem." --Ezra 9:8-9 NLT

Our AWANA Club meets every Tuesday evening during the school year from 6:30 - 7:45 pm.  Awana is for children ages 3 through 6th grade (Cubbies, Sparks, Truth & Training) and encourages scripture memorization in a fun-filled atmosphere.  There are weekly themes and your child is welcome to join us any time throughout the club year.  Some of our groups have limited space so please contact us first. Also, we welcome adult and teens with a heart for Jesus who would like to serve in Awana.  We provide training, screening, mentoring and lots of fun!   More info here.

New Women's Fall Study! Authentic Faith in Action — a study on the book of James. (The Bible is all you'll need.) It begins Wednesday September 16 @ 7pm, via zoom, and is lead by Vicki Edwards. You can register at Women@Rollhill.org

Breakfast and Bible Study. Meet in A1 and via Zoom. For more information email men@rollhill.org.