The following blog was written by Savannah Locke — friend to Ethos Church and all who know her. You may know her as Savannah Ellis (before she got married to Todd Locke, woohoo!) — and remember her stellar voice from leading worship, her beautiful heart, and willingness to...
The following scriptures have been listed out by Jana Ogg — to help you spend time in God's word as you prepare for Fast Forward. Our prayer is that His Word will soften and prepare your heart as you pray and think about fasting. - - - - - Hebrews 10:19-22 Therefore, brothers, since we...
ETHOS KIDS CANNERY SPRING SEMESTER INTERN We are looking for someone to partner with the kids leaders at the Cannery and serve alongside us for the spring semester (January through May). This role is a fun way to get to know and serve the kids that are a part of our church...
The following blog was written by Amy Etheridge — wife of Aaron (our Cannery Campus Pastor) and mom to three kids: Elijah, Toren, and Dahlia — and they are in the process of adopting a baby girl! We hope this blog can be an inspiration and provide some practical tips for all the...
The following post was written by an Ethos family member who is part of the Share Gathering, a group that meets to talk about and walk together through mental illness. - - - - - Talking about mental illness is often the first step to healing. But it's a huge risk for sufferers to broach the...
One of our Ethos family members, Susan Lavender, was in a car accident last Thursday, October 6th. A car was driving the wrong direction (towards Susan in her lane) and she was hit head on. She is recovering at home now, but the injuries she sustained prevent her from carrying...
The following blog was written by Rachel Kennedy. Rachel has been a part of Ethos for about 4 years, and she has worked with International Justice Mission and is passionate about ending slavery and seeing the church rise up. According to the Global Slavery Index, there are over 45 million...
Depression, anxiety, and mental illness effect 1 in 4 people every year. No one likes talking about it; because it can be uncomfortable or we're worried about how others will react. Most of us have experienced this first hand, because of our own experiences or the experiences of those we love...
The following blog post is a part of our ongoing Global Awareness series. A group of people in our church family started talking about the world and all the suffering. Throughout the year, this group has committed to bringing attention and information about the world and its suffering to...
The following blog post is a part of our ongoing Global Awareness series. A group of people in our church family started talking about the world and all the suffering. Throughout the year, this group has committed to bringing attention and information about the world and its suffering to...
