Holy Week and Easter 2023
Easter serves as the culmination of several holy week traditions, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. We invite you attend each of these services in person or online.
Easter serves as the culmination of several holy week traditions, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter. We invite you attend each of these services in person or online.
The sun was not shining, but the excitement in the air and the smiles on faces definitely brightened the “Next 100 Groundbreaking” that was held on Sunday, March 26, 2023. Over 150 people of all ages gathered on the east side of the church where the most visible renovations will be taking place.
You are invited to a fun celebration on Sunday, March 26 at 12pm. This year's annual Spring Fling will include a special groundbreaking as we begin renovations for the Next 100 Years!
Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 9:30 a.m. Children 3 and under, bring your family for breakfast! We will be serving pancakes and have toys available in the Social Hall. Come meet parents with children of similar age.
Reverend Bryce Bowers joined our clergy as the Executive Minister on January 15, 2023. Bryce’s roles include leading the engagement and enrichment ministry of our church.
Sunday, Jan. 15 at 10am, Room 301 We are excited to launch a new Sunday school class for the new year to serve folks in middle adulthood! Are you in your fifties or sixties and looking for a space to connect with others? Stop by Room 301 for a chance to connect Read More...
We know the story of Jesus born in a manger. Shepherds, angels and wise men appear on Christmas cards, as nativity sets and even on stained glass windows, to remind us of his birth. But did you know there are four unique perspectives in the Bible about Jesus’ arrival among us?
Join Catherine and April at Franklin Park (Roe Ave & Somerset Dr.). THIS THURSDAY! Oct. 20, 3 - 5pm. We will have snacks! Invite friends and find us under a tree or at the picnic tables.
A team consisting of several church staff and members gathered at River of Refuge to assemble a shed to serve as storage for bikes and outdoor equipment. After a recent tour of the facility, with Pam Seymour (Executive Director) sharing outdoor equipment was prone to stealing even with a secured gated area, a private donation of a Read More...
All this autumnal beauty is a halo around winter’s death and dormancy. This sublime enchantment is a last act, a valedictory display only possible because these leaves are starving. They will not go gentle into the night but blaze against the dying of their light. And here I am: stunned and grateful Read More...
Sunday, Oct. 16 | 12:00 - 2:30pm 3rd - 5th Graders will eat lunch together in the Youth Center and then head to Grace United to help winterize the gardens. No skill needed, just a willing spirit, water bottle and work gloves! We have seats for 8 and will then need a Read More...
Tuesday, Oct. 18 | 6:30 - 8:30pm Adults in their 20s and 30s are invited to join in a potluck and discuss accessible, tangible spiritual practices. What does it mean to pray? What’s the potential in meditation? What does it look like to connect more deeply to God? Instead of off-site, we'll meet Read More...
Oct. 17, 24, 31, 7:00 p.m. The first five books of the Bible (aka, the Torah) are full of wonderful, heartwarming... and troubling stories. Led by respected scholar and Rabbi, Michael Zedek, we’ll explore some of these challenging narratives together.
Do you have a cabinet or shelf filled with empty vases that never get used? Here is your chance to free up that space and spread some joy and inspire kindness!
The word “gospel” is used in the New Testament to translate a Greek word meaning “good news.” But what’s so good about it, and is it good for everyone?