This Coming Sunday
We invite you to join our Sunday morning service in person or online.
You can watch Sunday's live-stream beginning at 11am.
You can also visit our YouTube channel directly for upcoming live-stream videos.
See the instructions here.
Below is a preview of this coming Sunday!
(updated each Wednesday)
You can watch Sunday's live-stream beginning at 11am.
You can also visit our YouTube channel directly for upcoming live-stream videos.
See the instructions here.
Below is a preview of this coming Sunday!
(updated each Wednesday)
9:30 am
Adult Education
Just in time for the election, we will begin the first of four sessions on Parker J. Palmer’s book Healing the Heart of Democracy. While we recommend you buy the book, the classes will be designed so that you can fully participate without having the book. The first session will cover the Prelude and Chapters I and II. If you feel worn down by the seemingly impenetrable divisions surrounding us, this pragmatic book will come as a breath of fresh air. Here’s a link to the book study guide. - Tim Wegner Join us via Zoom; the log in details are located on our Online Gatherings page. Previously recorded Adult Education sessions can be viewed on the public page: About our church/Adult Education/Adult Education Recordings. Member's spiritual journeys can be viewed on the password protected page: Member Area/Adult Education Recordings. |
11 am
Proclamation
This Sunday is World Communion Sunday. We will join with other churches around the world in celebrating communion. Our scripture invites us to imagine the role of humans in relationship to God and to each other. Perhaps there is no better consideration for this special Sunday. Don’t forget your item for World Communion Sunday. See note below for more information. Scripture: Psalm 8; Genesis 2:18-24 - Laura Mayo [Last Sunday's proclamation can be heard on iTunes or the website.] Music The Covenant Singers will sing “Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs,” an anthem by Susan Naylor Callaway. It combines text in Shona, one of Zimbabwe’s 16 official languages, with English. It will include percussion played by Lucas Cuellar, Julian Laurelles, Jason Steiner, and Susan Wegner. - David Lee |