Inclusive, Child Cherishing, Outreach and Mission Minded
On this third Sunday in Lent, Jay O’Beirne shared a moment of illumination that brings hope. Pastor Stacy preached and Rev. Arlyne Grant read from Psalm 51 and the Parable of the Prodigal Son from the Gospel of Luke, chapter 15, verses 11-32. Learn More
On this second Sunday in Lent, Alan Cody shared moment of illumination that brings hope. The UCW Choir sang a beautiful rendition of “O Sacred Head Now Wounded.” Pastor Stacy was our preacher and Jon Basset read from Psalm 22: 23-31 and from the Gospel of Mark 8: 31-37. Learn More
This Sunday, we follow Jesus as he leaves the synagogue where he had been teaching and goes to the house of Simon and Andrew. Here he begins healing not just Simon’s mother-in-law but many in the town who were sick. After all of the healing, Jesus then withdraws to a deserted place to pray. Learn More
Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent. Our Lenten theme “illuminate” recognizes both the light God has seeded with in each of us and all creation and a call to repentance – to make that light ever more radiant. Learn More
This Sunday is the final Sunday before the beginning of the Lenten Season. This Sunday we listen in as Jesus takes three of his disciples on an early morning mountain climb. It is from the vantage point of the mountain top, that the disciples come to see something that they never had seen before – something that would end up changing their lives forever. Learn More
This Sunday, we follow Jesus as he leaves the synagogue where he had been teaching and goes to the house of Simon and Andrew. Here he begins healing not just Simon’s mother-in-law but many in the town who were sick. After all of the healing, Jesus then withdraws to a deserted place to pray. Learn More
This Sunday we embrace that we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses not just those who we are sharing this moment with now but also all those who have gone on ahead of us. We witness to words that Jesus spoke in the scripture we call the Beatitudes. And we witness to the cloud of grief, uncertainty and loss that is also very present in this time we are in. Learn More
This Sunday we embraced that we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses not just those who we are sharing this moment with now but also all those who have gone on ahead of us. We also delved into the spiritual practice of lament and how it may empower us as we move through this season of grief, fear and uncertainty. Learn More
A highlight of the all church retreat is the Sunday morning worship service. This is a service that is organic and emerges with the participation of all who are on retreat. It is a time when we remember that worship is not a performance but a time for participation. Learn More
This Sunday we turned to the scripture passage of the feeding of the five thousand from the Gospel of Luke and Ministerial Intern Eden Johnson took us into the question “What if the real miracle is the kindness we all hold in our hearts.” Learn More