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In-Person & Online
We will gather around the communion table this Sunday, and continue our Lenten journey through the wilderness, exploring the tools that offer us protection along the way and continuing our travels through John’s Gospel. Learn More
In-Person & Online
This Sunday we begin our Lenten journey through the wilderness, exploring the tools that offer us protection along the way and continuing our travels through John’s Gospel. Learn More
Sunday, March 8 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. (Pizza Provided!)
Join us for a fun night of games! Bring your favorite game or just come ready to play. We’ll meet in the Littlehale room and have pizza and snacks.
All ages are welcome! This is a great chance for intergenerational connection, and a great way for families to spend time together! Learn More
Rev. Megan Berkowitz
February 20, 2026
All of us live with loss in our lives in so many ways: the death of spouses, children, parents, and other loved ones; the loss of our own or loved ones’ capacity due to illness and aging; the loss of work or other roles that give us a sense of meaning and purpose; and so many more losses. If you are in a season of living with loss and would like to be in supportive spiritual community with others, please join us. Learn More
Rev. Megan Berkowitz
February 13, 2025
Have you been following the Olympics? This year, a dear friend of mine is in Milan covering the Games as a journalist for the Associated Press, so I’ve been following the news and also her reports from being present there. It has been a lifelong dream of mine to go see the Olympics in person and having a close friend there is almost (almost…) as good. Learn More
In-Person & Online
This Sunday is Transfiguration Sunday, the last in the season between Epiphany and Lent, and though John’s Gospel doesn’t include a version of the transfiguration, we’ll explore God’s light, made known to us in Jesus and transforming us all the time. Learn More
Rev. Megan Berkowitz
February 6, 2025
It is time to begin turning our hearts and minds to Lent — and what a year to return to the themes of repentance and repair, of wandering the wilderness, of death and new life. Our theme for worship and community life in Lent this year will be “Tools for Survival in the Wilderness,” and we’ll reflect on how the ways we learn to survive in the literal wildernesses (and I know there are some hiking, camping, backcountry skiing, and other outdoor enthusiasts in this congregation!) teach us about how to survive the metaphorical wildernesses of our time. More to come in worship, of course. Learn More
In-Person & Online
This Sunday’s scripture, the version of the Feeding of the Multitudes from the Gospel of John, will remind us how we are more together in God than we could ever be apart. Learn More