Living as Ones Who Bless
Worship, May 10, 8:30 & 11am
This Sunday, Pastor Ashley continues our Eastertide sermon series titled Living as Easter People. This Sunday’s message challenges us to live as ones who bless. The scriptures for the day are Psalm 34:11-22 and 1 Peter 3:8-22. The 8:30 service is in Pope Hall and the 11:00 service is in the sanctuary and via livestream.
What in Heaven’s Name Is All This?
Adult Ed, Apr 12, 19, 26, & May 10, 9:45am
VIDEOS. Have questions about the pastoral transition process and who is responsible for what? Wondering what the Congregational Mission Study and the work of Transitional Ministry are all about? Ready to talk about where you’ve been, where your are now, and what God may be calling you to do as a congregation? In April Pastor Ashley takes us through a “Crash Course in Pastoral Transition.”
Service for Justice and Peace
EvenSong, Mar 6, 5:30pm
We celebrate that God wills for the world peace with justice, known in the Middle East as Shalom or Salaam. This is not an abstraction or something only possible in another world or eternity, but a real hope for this place and time. It is embodied in Jesus and flows from the simple fact that God loves the world. Join us in the sanctuary or on Zoom for our Wenesday evening Celtic service.
Living as God’s Own
Worship, May 3, 10am
VIDEO. This Sunday, Pastor Ashley continues our Eastertide sermon series titled Living as Easter People. This Sunday focuses on where we find our identity as we explore “Living as God’s Own.” The scriptures for the day are Psalm 118:1, 19-24 and 1 Peter 2:1-10. There is one service at 10:00 in the sanctuary and via livestream.
Church Youth Week
Youth Week at Ghost Ranch Jun 21-26
Making plans for the summer? The Presbytery invites youth entering 6th grade through graduating seniors to join us for a time to worship, gather in fellowship, serve in the broader community, and have a lot of fun together!
Tom Johnson, Indigenous Story Map
PBM Breakfast, May 9, 8:30am
We welcome distinguished journalist Tom Johnson as he presents “The Complex Tale of Mexico’s 16th-Century Indigenous Story Map.” Tom takes us back to the time of Cortéz when the Nahuatl people go into what is now Guatemala and shares an epic map of that journey by a native artist that reveals much about the culture and times.
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