Midweek at Cornerstone

Midweek at Cornerstone

Midweek returns September 9 and will run every Wednesday until November 18. There’s something for everyone at Midweek—make plans to join us for dinner, Vespers, Youth Group, Kid’s Club, and Choir.

Meals:

Registration for dinner opens on Thursday mornings and closes Mondays at noon.

Please note that we will NOT be gathering on the Biscuit Love patio this fall! Head on into the church for dinner beginning at 5:15 p.m.

In addition, Youth (7th-12th grade) do NOT need to register for meals this year! They will eat dinner at The Corner House beginning at 5:15—no registration required.

Activities:

Adults

Join us for two five-week Vespers series titled Holy Risk and Holy Rest starting at 6:15 in the Chapel (details below).

Choir rehearses after Vespers from 7:15-8:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.

Youth

Youth aged students (7th-12th grade) gather at the Corner House from 5:15-7:15 p.m. Come enjoy dinner, games, and small groups—no need to register for meals! Just show up at the Corner House at 5:15.

Children

Kid’s Club and Children’s Choir begin at 6:00 p.m.—kids (ages 3–6th grade) can be dropped off in their rooms starting at 5:55 but no earlier.

Nursery will be available from 5:55-7:00 p.m. for children up to age three.

2026 Vespers Fall Series

The series topic for our Midweek Vespers service for the first five weeks will be Holy Risk: Facing our Fears by Faith—we’ll take an honest look at our fears. We’ll identify the message underneath our fears, learn to face our fears through the gospel, and explore how to act courageously when obedience feels uncertain or costly. Then for the last five weeks we will have a series entitled Holy Rest: Facing our Exhaustion by Faith. We’ll explore the gift of Sabbath—learning to stop, receive, delight, worship, and remember that our lives do not ultimately depend on us.

At the heart of both series is the same question: Can I really trust Jesus with my life? Can I trust him enough to go when he says go? And can I trust him enough to stop when he says stop? You can look at the rest of the series break down below.

You probably know people at work or in your neighborhood who would benefit from these series. Will you invite them to join us? We would love for our Vesper services to not only be a blessing for our church family but the Franklin community.