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Welcome to worship today! It is good to be together as the people of God. We thank Pastor Matt March for being our preacher and presider this morning while our pastors were away. We hear how a woman received healing when she touched the hem of Jesus’ garment and a girl was restored to life…
An alternate expression of God’s Work Our Hands. If many little people, in many little places, do many little things, they can change the face of the earth.
This morning we celebrated the Rite of Confirmation Part 2 for Ziah! We rejoice over the faith and compassion of this young woman. You are welcome to watch the whole 11:00am service here:
Welcome to Worship on the 4th Sunday in Pentecost! The Jesus who calmed the storm can also calm you and me. We are blessed to hear PraisRing ring one final time before taking a summer break. MacKenzie Kennedy joins them on the flute for an extra special offering. You are welcome to join in Holy…
On June 13, we celebrated Confirmation Sunday and 5 students — Aislinn, Allissa, Jerry, Keikilani, and Zachary–participated in the Rite of Confirmation. One more student, Ziah, will be confirmed on June 20. This video is an abbreviated version of the June 13th service and includes the Gospel Reading, the students giving their faith reflections and…
Welcome to worship on the Third Sunday in Pentecost! Today we hear Jesus tell parables about sowing seeds and growing mustard trees. God bless you as you worship today! If you would like to participate in Holy Communion, please have your bread and wine (or something similar) ready. We are thankful you are here! …
Welcome to worship on the Second Sunday of Pentecost! It is good to be together as the people of God! Today Jesus warns about a “house divided” and Pastor Eric offers us four words to live by as a community of faith. We welcome you to participate in the celebration of Holy Communion. Please…
“The crucifixion was an act of violence meant to silence Jesus and his gospel of liberation and hope.” After witnessing acts of violence this week, particularly against Black and Brown people, Bishop Eaton reminds us of all the ways our church has committed to do justice – on racism, on health care, on education, on…
Welcome to worship on Trinity Sunday! This morning we hear the story of Nicodemus approaching Jesus at night and the resulting beloved words from scripture: “For God so loved the world….” Our service includes Holy Communion. Please have your bread and wine or something similar ready if you would like to participate. May you be…
Welcome to worship on Pentecost Sunday! Wear red and celebrate the gift of the Holy Spirit! If you would like to participate in Holy Communion, please have your bread and wine, or something similar, ready! God bless you!