A Transformative Disruption
Worship, Mar 8, 8:30 &11am
Just how inclusive and expansive is God’s mercy and mission? This Sunday, Pastor Ashley will explore with us what a Canaanite woman’s “disruptive” encounter with Jesus and faithful persistence on behalf of her suffering daughter reveals about the expansive and transformative nature of God’s mercy and mission.
Service of Justice and Hope
Worship, March 11, 5:30pm
In troubled times, we must speak out. And hear the truth. We are not alone. God makes sure we have each other. Join the Rev. Tom Ulrich of the Presbytery of Santa Fe to hear how we can find hope, do justice, love tenderly, and walk humbly together. The service will be held in our sanctuary and via livestream.
Invitation to a Blessed Life
Adult Ed, Sundays, Mar 1-22
We often hear people say, “Have a blessed day,” but what does it mean to be blessed? In our Lenten adult ed series, the Rev. San Williams leads us through the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-11), which offer a life that is blessed in the truest, most satisfying sense. The Beatitudes do not present an easy path, but one that sets free the life of Christ within us.
Living Water
Children & Youth, Mar 8, 8:30 & 11am
This week in Children’s Sunday School, our children will explore the story of the woman at the well (John 4: 5-34). In this story, Jesus speaks with a woman others often avoided and offers her “living water” — a symbol of God’s love that refreshes our hearts and never runs dry.
Parents Night Out
Mar 13, 5:30-8:00pm
Children will enjoy a fun, safe evening of Valentine themed activities while parents take time to reconnect, rest, or enjoy a quiet night out together. Whether it’s dinner, conversation, or simply time to breathe, we hope this evening offers a gift of renewal and care.
Tattoos on the Heart
Circle of Friends, Mar 14, 10am
In March, the Circle of Friends starts its next book, Tattoos on the Heart: The Power of Boundless Compassion. The author, Father Gregory Boyle, presents an awe-inspiring series of parables about universal kinship and redemption distilled from his 20 years of running a gang-intervention program in Los Angeles.
Upside-down Blessings for an Upside-down Kin(g)dom
Worship, Mar 1, 10am
VIDEO. This Sunday, as we look at Jesus’ Sermon on the Plain in Luke’s Gospel, Pastor Ashley has us consider anew the radical love Jesus calls us to exercise as well as Jesus’ “upside-down” blessings for the “upside-down” kin(g)dom of God that Jesus continually invites us to live into.
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