Hadley Community Church

LACADA (which provides safe shelter, independence, empowerment and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence, assault and stalking) extends their appreciation to the congregation of HCC for the generous donations given through the January 2026 collection.

HCC’s Good News Club had shared the truth that Jesus loves everyone with the students of a local elementary school. We are so thankful for the faithful work of Barb Hartwig (teaching), Chris McIlroy (Bible verse), Beryl O’Dea (administrative/snack), and Brenda Reamer (attendance, Word Up, prayer).

Our monthly luncheon was truly special. With “new” kitchen staff (Sandi Eddy, Coleen Madeja, Carol Witulski), the group had a delicious meal. Thanks to all who participated!

During our annual meeting, dozens of members/friends of HCC united to review all that God had accomplished in 2025 and look forward to 2026.

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!!)