Hadley Community Church

In this series, we explore what it truly means to be God’s people, chosen and set apart for His purposes. Based on 1 Peter 2:9–10, BE MINE reminds us that our identity begins not with what we do, but with what God has already done: He has claimed us, redeemed us, and called us into relationship with Himself. Through three messages, we’ll discover the joy of being CHOSEN, the purpose of being SET APART, and the assurance of being CLAIMED—inviting every believer to live confidently in God’s love and reflect His glory in the world.

The students learned about the Holy Spirit’s ministry of help.

In response to the recent Pickleball Tournament, HCC offered “Open Pickleball”. This was a time where people that wanted to play could meet to enjoy fellowship, exercise, and some healthy competition.

HCC visited SnowFest 2026. The day was cold, but the trip was fun.

HCC’s February “Second Half Trip” included a lunch at Frankenmuth’s Bavarian Inn Restaurant. The food was great. But the fellowship was even better! (PS – Thanks to Robert Hartwig for getting the church van unstuck!!)

HCC’s Widows and Widowers Group (Two Have Become One Again) enjoyed a “Game Show Night”. The event included HCC and Bible related editions of Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, and Family Feud.

Hadley Community Church welcomed James and Savy Beaupied on Sunday, February 1. The Beaupieds are missionaries on deputation. They will serving in Costa Rica and Guatemala. Learn more by visiting their website: www.beaupiedfamily.com

Even though the night was cold and icy – on the evening of January 19 – the Fellowship Hall was busy! Ten teams competed at the HCC’s first Indoor Pickleball Tournament!

HCC recognized “Sanctity of Human Life Sunday”. It is observed each year to affirm the biblical truth that every human life is sacred and created in the image of God. It began in the United States following the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, as churches set aside time to reflect on God’s value for human life from conception to natural death. The purpose of this observance is to call believers to gratitude for God’s gift of life, to encourage compassion and care for the vulnerable, and to reaffirm a commitment to uphold life with love, truth, and grace.

Our monthly Young at Heart Luncheon was held on Tuesday, January 13. A delicious roast beef meal was served. Pastor Matthew shared a devotion and some snow-related trivia. (Did you know the tall snowman was over 122 feet tall??)