Let's meet together at the Beardsley’s home at 6:00pm and wrap up about 8:00pm. We'll share a meal and some conversation before settling into a time of worship and prayer. We pray for needs shared with the church, among the gathered group and our community and world.

RSVP Darla at darla@citysalt.org or text or call her at 541-852-0686 for more information or if you’d like to contribute to the meal or to get the address.

Hope to see you there!

Click the button below or email Darla if there is something you would like us to pray for.

After the first message in our Rhythms of Connection sermon series on the topic Sabbath and Rest, we had many people express interest in having some space for more discussion and dialogue around this topic. So, we are facilitating a simple gathering for this on Thursday, October 1st at The Public House in Springfield at 7:00PM. This will not be a stuctured teaching time, but a space to simply come and talk together about the topic (e.g. a working theology of rest, the challenges of resting in our culture, ideas for sabbath practices, etc.) with other CitySalt folks. If you have any questions, email Pastor Aaron at aaron@citysalt.org .

Gentlemen, join Tim and Barry at 9:00am for a good time of fellowship and connection. They will be meeting at the IHOP at 3427 Gateway St, Springfield.

The goal of this regular monthly gathering is to get together around a meal, connect as men in different seasons of life, and learn from one another about walking in Christ.

Please RSVP with Tim Sorric at 541-221-3244.

This Fall at CitySalt, we are taking time to explore six foundational ideas about God anchored in the Bible and early Christian tradition. As a guide in this series, we will be using the book The Orthodox Way by Kallistos Ware. This book, written by a brilliant scholar of Eastern Orthodoxy, has proven to be a solid and hopeful guide for many people searching to make sense of who the Christian God really is and how Jesus Christ has made God known. Rather than presenting attributes of God as dry, abstract doctrines, Ware frames theology as a living, experiential journey toward communion with a relational God in whom we live and move and have our being. With Ware’s book as a guide, we will explore these six core attributes of God:

• God as Mystery

• God as Trinity

• God as Humanity

• God as Creator

• God as Spirit

• God as Prayer

We will preach on these themes during our Sunday worship gatherings, and if you are interested in going further with these themes and discussing them with others, we are facilitating a weekly small group gathering on Thursday evenings throughout this series around these same themes. This will be a space to share a meal together and discuss the theme for the week based on material from the Sunday sermon and the corresponding chapter in Ware’s book. The small group will meet weekly for six weeks on Thursday evenings from approximately 6-8PM. We will plan to eat together for the first 45 minutes or so and then transition to a discussion of the theme for the week using Ware's book and the Sunday sermon as a launch point. Registratration is required to attend this group. You can find the registration and other details about the group here.

15th Night feeds at risk youth and unhoused teens. Help us provide dinner for 30-40 youth!

Two specific ways you can help:

1. Provide a burrito ingredient, and/or join the burrito-making party

2. Give to our Homeless Youth Meal Outreach Fund (Click to Give)*

We’ll meet to build burritos for our 15th Night students at The Box at 6:00pm. Then we’ll sit down to enjoy a burrito together as a team afterwards. All food is provided, so just bring yourselves! The burritos will be delivered to 15th Night for their event.

Team meal prep takes approximately a half hour to 45 minutes.

For those who can provide an ingredient or help make burritos, contact JoVone Kettwig at jvkettwig@comcast.net, or at 541-954-7339.

To learn more about 15th Night visit 15thnight.org/.

*Select Homeless Youth | Meal Outreach from the drop down menu.

This Fall at CitySalt, we are taking time to explore six foundational ideas about God anchored in the Bible and early Christian tradition. As a guide in this series, we will be using the book The Orthodox Way by Kallistos Ware. This book, written by a brilliant scholar of Eastern Orthodoxy, has proven to be a solid and hopeful guide for many people searching to make sense of who the Christian God really is and how Jesus Christ has made God known. Rather than presenting attributes of God as dry, abstract doctrines, Ware frames theology as a living, experiential journey toward communion with a relational God in whom we live and move and have our being. With Ware’s book as a guide, we will explore these six core attributes of God:

• God as Mystery

• God as Trinity

• God as Humanity

• God as Creator

• God as Spirit

• God as Prayer

We will preach on these themes during our Sunday worship gatherings, and if you are interested in going further with these themes and discussing them with others, we are facilitating a weekly small group gathering on Thursday evenings throughout this series around these same themes. This will be a space to share a meal together and discuss the theme for the week based on material from the Sunday sermon and the corresponding chapter in Ware’s book. The small group will meet weekly for six weeks on Thursday evenings from approximately 6-8PM. We will plan to eat together for the first 45 minutes or so and then transition to a discussion of the theme for the week using Ware's book and the Sunday sermon as a launch point. Registratration is required to attend this group. You can find the registration and other details about the group here.

This Fall at CitySalt, we are taking time to explore six foundational ideas about God anchored in the Bible and early Christian tradition. As a guide in this series, we will be using the book The Orthodox Way by Kallistos Ware. This book, written by a brilliant scholar of Eastern Orthodoxy, has proven to be a solid and hopeful guide for many people searching to make sense of who the Christian God really is and how Jesus Christ has made God known. Rather than presenting attributes of God as dry, abstract doctrines, Ware frames theology as a living, experiential journey toward communion with a relational God in whom we live and move and have our being. With Ware’s book as a guide, we will explore these six core attributes of God:

• God as Mystery

• God as Trinity

• God as Humanity

• God as Creator

• God as Spirit

• God as Prayer

We will preach on these themes during our Sunday worship gatherings, and if you are interested in going further with these themes and discussing them with others, we are facilitating a weekly small group gathering on Thursday evenings throughout this series around these same themes. This will be a space to share a meal together and discuss the theme for the week based on material from the Sunday sermon and the corresponding chapter in Ware’s book. The small group will meet weekly for six weeks on Thursday evenings from approximately 6-8PM. We will plan to eat together for the first 45 minutes or so and then transition to a discussion of the theme for the week using Ware's book and the Sunday sermon as a launch point. Registratration is required to attend this group. You can find the registration and other details about the group here.