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Fourth Sunday in Lent, March 14, 2021
Scripture: 1 Samuel 16 – 20 Message: “The Lord Does Not See as Mortals See” Artwork: Saul’s Jealousy Read More
Scripture: 1 Samuel 16 – 20 Message: “The Lord Does Not See as Mortals See” Artwork: Saul’s Jealousy Read More
Scripture: Book of Jonah Message: “The Accidental Evangelist and the Great Cow Awakening” Artwork: Cow Covered in Sackcloth Read More
Scripture: Esther Sermon: “Esther the Cocktail Queen” Artwork: Esther and King Ahasuerus, 15th century Fresco, Vange Church, Uppland, Sweden Read More
Scripture: Genesis 24 Sermon: “Isaac Gets a Wife without Even Trying” Artwork: Rebecca at the Well (1648) by Nicolas Poussin Read More
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent, traditionally a time of reflection, confession, and repentance with an emphasis on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. There are a host of ways to observe Lent. Here are a few ideas. Read More
Our Ash Wednesday service this year will take place via Zoom on February 17 at 6:00 pm. Read More
Join us as we gather on Zoom for a Maundy Thursday worship service remembering the last evening Jesus spent with his disciples. Celebrating communion, Scripture, song, and extinguishing the Tenebrae candles as we read the passion narrative are core elements of this time of worship. Read More
This is a season of holy experimenting, and this week we will gather virtually to join our voices together in prayer, to fellowship and share with one another, and to explore scripture in an interactive format. Contact Sheryl or the church office if you need help getting ZOOM onto your device. Read More
This is a season of holy experimenting, and this week we will gather virtually to join our voices together in prayer, to fellowship and share with one another, and to explore scripture in an interactive format. Contact Sheryl or the church office if you need help getting ZOOM onto your device. Read More
UPDATE: We have suspended in-person gatherings and will not hold worship this Sunday. We are working to reschedule Beth and the others from Camp Alkulana to a worship service in May. Read More