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- July 27, 2025
Water Baptism is a public declaration of faith involving full submersion in water, symbolizing identification with Jesus Christ's death, burial, and resurrection. At Linked UP Church, baptisms are performed in the name of the Father, Son, Holy Spirit, and Jesus. This beautiful expression of faith provides an opportunity for spiritual growth and witnessing God's grace and love in your life. The church invites people to join them for Water Baptism Sunday to begin this new chapter in their faith journey.
- July 17-19, 2025
THE WEEKEND | JULY 17-19, 2025
Join us for three transformative days of faith, community, and fun with your Kingdom Tribe!
Thursday 7/17 (6:30 PM-9:30 PM) - Linked UP Church: Kickoff night to ignite your faith, meet your small group, and connect with leaders
Friday 7/18 (7:00 PM-11:00 PM) - Riverside EpiCenter: Epic challenges and competitions to level up with your tribe
Saturday 7/19 (12:00 PM-6:00 PM) - Linked UP Church Patio: Celebration cookout with great food and unforgettable memories
This isn't just a weekend—it's the start of your journey with an unshakable community. Mark your calendar, bring friends, and get ready for transformation!
- August 2, 2025
Join us for First Saturday on the Lawn on Saturday, August 2 at Linked UP Church!
We’re closing out Dr. Myles Munroe’s book “Married, Single, Separated, and Life After Divorce” with powerful conversation, community, and a Pot Blessing — where we share what we've been blessed with, not just food!
Expect good music, grilled eats, and real connection. This is how we do SURGE — don’t miss it!
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Better Together
This passage explores the concept of “Better Together” through Acts 2:42-47, emphasizing that humans were designed for relationship and created for community, not isolation. The early church exemplified this through their unity in fellowship, shared meals, and worship, demonstrating that spiritual growth, accountability, and support flourish in community rather than in isolation. The key challenge is to move beyond individualism toward vulnerability and meaningful connections within faith communities, recognizing that collective efforts for God’s kingdom are more powerful than individual ones.
