This Coming Sunday
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Below is a preview of this coming Sunday!
(updated each Wednesday)
You can watch Sunday's live-stream service 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
Mattie Jenkins, a Catholic Worker at Casa Juan Diego and aspiring farmer, is excited to share the depth and richness that she has found by living more connected to the earth, and how this has shaped her understanding of God and of her calling. She will share her experience with permaculture, regenerative farming, and being a Catholic Worker and how the Creator of everything has led her every step of the way. - Ann Stout 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 we turn to a Psalm with a beginning we will find familiar. After the cry of, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me,” the psalter continues in lament for several verses. Then the psalter turns to praise and that is how the Psalm concludes. The juxtaposition is almost jarring and yet I find it is very “real” to me. How many days and moments have both joy and sorrow intermingled and intertwined? Let’s consider how we hold it all together with God this Sunday. Scripture: Psalm 22 - Laura Mayo [Last Sunday's proclamation can be heard on iTunes or the website.] Music This Sunday, the Covenant Singers will present “From the End of the Earth,” a beautiful and emotional arrangement of Psalm 61:1-4 by the American composer of Armenian descent, Alan Hovhannes. Next Sunday, May 5, the Covenant Singers will present portions of Alice Parker's work, A Sermon from the Mountain at the 11:00 worship service. Parker uses spirituals and gospel melodies interspersed with scripture readings that Martin Luther King, Jr. used as the basis of sermons he preached, as well as short quotes from these sermons. The soloists will be K.T. Tilford, tenor; Emma McKinny, soprano; and Joyce Courtois, alto. - David Lee |