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About City of Refuge
City of Refuge Global Outreach Ministry (CORGOM) is a vibrant community dedicated to fostering a deeper relationship with Yeshua (Jesus) the Messiah. Our mission extends beyond our local congregation, embracing the global body of Christ, the Messiah. We believe God is calling His people to a renewed understanding of His Word, symbolized by ‘aliyah’ – the Hebrew word for ‘ascent’ – representing our commitment to a richer comprehension of Scripture through its Hebraic context and the historical foundations of our faith. We strive to ‘rightly divide the Word,’ ensuring accurate and insightful interpretation. Our commitment to this understanding guides our work in the community and beyond.
Join us 3rd & 4th Saturday
For Worship Service @ 10:30am
Shabbat Teaching each Saturday via FB Live at 11am.
Worship Service
Legacy Church
12140 Sugar Dale Dr. Stafford, TX 77477
3rd & 4th Saturday Worship Service @ 10:30am
Shabbat Teaching each Saturday via FB Live at 11:00am.
3rd & 4th Saturday Worship Service @ 10:30am
Shabbat Teaching each Saturday via FB Live at 11:00am.
A Message
Church Is No Longer Church As Usual
There are extraordinary things happening in the world today. The hand of God is upon the earth as never before. If we look closely, perhaps we might be able to see moves as it happened during the "exodus" and in the "wilderness." What is really happening in this age? First, we must identify the age...it is the Messianic age...the age of Jesus, the Messiah. Before his first coming, there was a forerunner by the name of John the Baptist. His message to Israel was "Repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand!" Ironically, the same message is resounding from heaven again. Just as there was a refreshing that took place at that time, so is it taking place now. Acts 3:19-21 is the prophetic word of the Lord that is in the earth today.
Come join us as we study to know more about our Jewish Messiah and to reestablish the Messianic community intended by Yeshua (Jesus) and His emissaries (apostles). We believe this will please the Father...
Grace and Shalom,
Pastors Gladys & Ivan Seahorn
Come join us as we study to know more about our Jewish Messiah and to reestablish the Messianic community intended by Yeshua (Jesus) and His emissaries (apostles). We believe this will please the Father...
Grace and Shalom,
Pastors Gladys & Ivan Seahorn
Upcoming Events
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5
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Nov
15
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5
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Nov
8
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Nov
19
08:00 am
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Featured Sermons
father’s message
Welcome Word from Our Rector Jack Smith
Whether you are drawn to our church for worship; for the beauty of music, art and architecture; or simply for a place of quiet and reflection, we hope you will find what you seek, and sense the presence of the Spirit in this place.
Ascension is an Episcopal church: an open, lively, inclusive community of Christians who gather to proclaim the good news of God’s love for all people. The center of our life together is the Holy Eucharist, which we celebrate on Sundays at 9 am, 11 am (with full choir), as well as on Wednesdays at 6 pm. Please join us — all are invited to the Lord’s Table.
We hope you will join us for worship, and share in our journey of faith.
FAQ
Find out what to expect
Learn more about our values and our story as a church by visiting the about us page.
What is a church?
A church is a religious institution or building where Christians gather for worship, prayer, and fellowship.
What happens in a church service?
A typical church service may include elements such as singing hymns or worship songs, prayers, readings from the Bible, a sermon or message delivered by a pastor or minister, and sometimes communion (the sharing of bread and wine, representing the body and blood of Jesus Christ).
Who leads a church service?
A church service is typically led by a pastor, priest, minister, or other religious leader.
What denominations of Christianity have churches?
There are many denominations within Christianity, each with its own beliefs and practices. Some common denominations include Catholic, Protestant (which includes various branches like Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, etc.), and Eastern Orthodox.
What is the purpose of a church?
The purpose of a church varies depending on its specific beliefs and mission, but generally includes worshiping God, teaching the faith, providing spiritual support and guidance to members, and serving the community.
Can anyone attend a church service?
Yes, most churches welcome visitors and newcomers to attend their services regardless of their religious background.