Why We Worship As We Do
Beginning in January, Rev. Mark Flynn and Rev. Seth O’Kegley-Gibson will co-lead a seven-week study entitled “Why We Worship As We Do.” Each week, they will facilitate a conversation about one or more of our current worship practices through the lens of scripture, tradition, and reason, and experience. Virtual classes will take place on Monday…
Coping with Grief During the Holidays
Coping with Your Grief During the Holidays Allow yourself to acknowledge your grief. Your celebrations will include sad moments as well as happier ones. Find time for yourself – to remember and to reflect on past holiday times. Know your own limits – decide what you can do comfortably, and ask others for help. Let…
Lectio Divina for Advent 2021: November 28, 2021
Isaiah 9:6-7: For a child has been born for us, a son given to us; authority rests upon his
Morning Coffee: Giving Thanks
Gratitude is an intentional, daily decision. It is at the core of what it means to be a follower of
Christmas Shoppe Is Just Around The Corner
On Saturday, December 18, our church family will continue a long tradition of loving generosity by hosting our annual Christmas Shoppe. Our goal is to provide 60 struggling families in our community food and paper product baskets, as well as requested clothing and toys for their children. Referrals from area agencies are rolling in—just in…
Important COVID Protocol Changes Announced
Since vaccinations are now available for children ages 5-11, our Church Council voted last week via email to make a series of tiered changes to our COVID protocols. First, limitations on the number of people who are allowed to attend worship services and other events will be dropped for after Sunday, December 5 in time…