Our Veterans and First Responders Memorial stands as a lasting reminder of courage, sacrifice, and service. It was created to honor the men and women who have answered the call to protect and serve others — whether on the battlefield, in our communities, or in moments of crisis.
As a church, we believe service and sacrifice reflect the heart of Christ Himself. Jesus said in John 15:13, “Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” Our memorial recognizes those who have willingly put others before themselves, often at great personal cost.
This memorial is more than stone and brick; it is a place of remembrance, gratitude, prayer, and hope. It reminds future generations of the blessings of freedom, safety, and community that have been preserved through faithful service. It also points us back to God, who calls us to honor others, live sacrificially, and never forget those who have served with humility and courage.
Each name, each brick, and each tribute tells a story of dedication and love for others. Through this memorial, we give thanks to God for the lives and sacrifices of our veterans and first responders, while praying for His continued protection, comfort, and peace over them and their families.