Go a Mile: Here a Minister, There a Minister Ministry always starts locally with our neighbors, we are called to be HERE, we are rooted in the community. Join us Sunday October 15 at 9:00 or any time after to view Sunday’s service. Read Luke 10:1-9 & Romans 16:1-16 in preparation for Pastor Clay’s sermon “Go a Mile: Here a Minister,…
Lessons from a Pilgrimage 3: Cookies Can Save Your Life The small things can make a big difference. Preparing for hard moments, and paying attention to the small stuff is a key to a successful walk. Join us Sunday morning, October 1, at 9:00 for the livestream from the Fellowship Hall. You can view the livestream on YouTube or on the church…
Lessons from a Pilgrimage 2: Oh! It Looks Like THAT? A map and a route description are helpful for planning a pilgrimage, but actally walking on the ground will bring us unexpected views, moments, and challenges. Join us Sunday, September 24 at 10:30 or any time after. We will be livestreaming from the Sanctuary this month. Read Acts 27:27-28:2 in preparation…
Go a Mile: To Heal the World and One Another Ministries of feeding and healing folks are not just charity but are acts of creating an alternate view of the world we can live in. Join us Sunday, October 8 at 9:00 for the livestream or watch the replay any time after. Read Matthew 14:13-16 & Jeremiah 29:1, 4-7 in preparation…
“Lessons from a Pilgrimage 1:All by Yourself, but Never Alone“ Our spirital journey is one we make by ourself, but we are always surrounded by a community who guides, inspires, and supports us. Join us Sunday morning, September 17, at 10:30 or any time after for the livestream. Read Hebrews 11:32-12:2 & Philippines 1:1-8 in preparation for Sunday’s sermon “Lessons from…
We’ve Got Work to Do In the early days of his ministry, Jesus preaches in his hometown synagogue and lays the foundational vision for the Kingdom – creating a world where justice is the rule, and love is the guide. This passage can be a good guideline for the life of our congregation. How will we know if we’re doing…
Who and Why? Our faith in Christ is rooted in the person and work of Jesus of Nazareth. That might seem obvious, but reminding ourselves regularly who it is that we follow, and why we participate in a faith community, is a necessary grounding experience. Remembering who we follow, and why, sustains us from the transformative journey of faith. Join…
Ghosts and Darkness We can be a fearful people – terrified at the prospect of death, fearful of the future, hiding from ghosts and panicking in the midst of storms. But Jesus comes to his fearful disciples, even in the midst of their fear. Notably, in this story Jesus doesn’t calm the storm, but meets the disciples in the middle…
Feasts Jesus feeds a huge and hungry crowd. God invites the impoverished to a beautiful feast. Over and over again, Scripture shows us that God is a God of abundance. What would it look like to live as people of abundance? And who needs to be invited to the feast? Join us Sunday August 6 at 10:00am (or any time…
Just a Little Bit Jesus tells three short parables about something little, and often hidden or overlooked, having an outsized impact. God’s work in our world often begins in small, unseen ways, but grows into life-changing encounters with divine love. Join us Sunday morning, July 30, at 10:00 (or any time after) for Pastor Clay’s sermon “Just a Little Bit.” …
Waiting (Not So) Patiently We often want to see immediate results, instant karma. But God works on a different time scale and discipleship in the Way of Jesus means learning patience and trust in God’s movement in the world. And we’re not usually very good at patience.Join us Sunday morning, July 23, at 10:00 (or any time after) for Pastor…
Slinging Gospel Seed The Parable of the Sower flies in the face of our normal mindset of scarcity. We’ve been taught to be careful with our resources, but some resources – God’s love especially – are meant to be used wastefully. Join us Sunday morning, July 16, at 10:00 or any time after, for Pastor Clay’s sermon “Slinging Gospel Seed.” …
