Second Saturday is for anyone and everyone. This is an opportunity for members and attenders of Cornerstone to give back to our community, to make an impact on someone’s life and to live obediently in the life of service that Jesus has called us to. We do not provide childcare, but we offer something for people of all skill levels. So come serve as a family and as a part of the larger family that makes up Cornerstone Church. No registration is necessary.

Are you ready to connect with a smaller group of believers? To gather and fellowship in His name, and grow in your own relationship with Christ? A Cornerstone Small Group may be just what you are looking for! It is time for Fall Small Groups to kickoff – and we are going BIG! Come meet our Fall Small Group Leaders on Sunday, August 22! They will be under the tent (in front of the Church) before and after each service and are excited to welcome you! Don’t worry if you can’t make it to the tent. Beginning August 15, you can go to the “Small Groups” page of our website to see what is available and sign up.

To learn more about Small Groups in general, as well as other ways to plug into the Church, please join us at Cornerstone Connect on Sunday, August 15th. Visit Cornerstone Connect for more information.

Cornerstone Connect is for all members and attenders at Cornerstone. Here you will learn about discipleship and small groups, volunteering on Sunday mornings and throughout the week, and how to engage in mission. You can also connect with key leaders in each of these areas to discover how you can get plugged in. We become what we are committed to. By the end of the class, you will understand what next steps you can take to be more committed to Christ and Cornerstone. While childcare is provided, we encourage families to attend with older children. Snacks and drinks will be available.

Please let us know that you are coming by completing the registration form below. Hope to see you there!

The Cornerstone playground is in need of new mulch. We need your help to spread a load of this mulch throughout the playground area. Bring your wheelbarrow and a friend! A snack breakfast will be available. Please complete the registration form below.

7th-12th graders come to “Revolution Weekend” for this year’s theme “One”. We will journey together on a weekend of teaching, discipleship and fellowship with other students while discovering what it means to love the One God, be One in Christ and love others One at a time.

We will meet Friday at Cornerstone for our first large group session at 7 pm. Students will be staying in host homes Friday and Saturday nights. We will also be at Cornerstone for lunch on Saturday and again Saturday night for our second large group session. The weekend will end Sunday morning as we all attend the 10 am Worship service together.

To register, please make sure you download and fill out the forms below that are needed for registration. You can register and pay all in the same place; just go to the registration link below.

Revolution Weekend Registration

2010 Medical Release

Mission Team Blogs

Brian Johnson

Lee Cadden

101 is for anyone who is interested in joining Cornerstone or just wants to see who we are, what we believe and where we are going as a church. There will be great fellowship and a delicious dinner while Rusty, Josh and the leadership team share about Cornerstone’s mission and vision. Childcare is provided by reservation (see form below). Childcare reservations are now closed.

We need reservations for all those coming. So if you plan to come, please make sure you register below, thanks!

As you make your way down the trail, you will see big red and white oak trees, sour wood, yellow poplar, pine, sweetgum, winged elm and hickory trees. Ferns line the trail in many sections and patches of pipsissewa can be found in some of the shadier spots. The trail is rocky in parts, and the creek has sections where the water runs over large solid rock slabs.

Once you cross the creek, get ready for some short but steep climbs mixed in with some quick turns and seriously undulating terrain. This section is a challenge whether you are on a bike or on foot. Unfortunately, the natural lay of the land made it very difficult to create an “easy” walking trail. The hills and natural drainage cuts make for some difficult and slightly strenuous walking but add some real fun for mountain bikers.

A couple of warnings if you decide to ride your mountain bike on the “Holey Land” trail:

Always wear a helmet when you ride!
Look out for walkers and runners.
If you are a beginner…go practice somewhere else…this is a hard trail!
Please don’t ride your bike too soon after a rain.
After walking or riding…check yourself for ticks.

A trailhead kiosk is coming soon and will be placed at the trailhead on the left side. This trail was built and is maintained by members of the Auburn Off Road Mountain Bike Association and members of Cornerstone. So, come enjoy God’s creation in our own backyard.