Author: Gale Wright
Commitment
EvenSong, Apr 30, 5:30pm
We are here because Jesus calls us. He calls us to discover depths and potentials within ourselves that are only found through commitment. We are to be committed to his person, but we are also invited to be committed to a style of life which represents on earth the qualities of heaven. Join us in the sanctuary or on Zoom for our Wenesday evening Celtic service.Read more
Welcome
EvenSong, Feb 26, 5:30pm
You are welcome here. There is no better expression of the Christian faith than to feel welcomed, at home, among people who are glad you are here. Here we can meet Christ in one another. Join us at this Wednesday's Celtic EvenSong Service in the sanctuary or or on Zoom for a service focused on "Welcome." To participate via Zoom, consider buying the Iona Abbey worship and music books.Read more
Unroof the Roof
Worship, Feb 23, 8:30 & 11am
What do we do when our way to Jesus is blocked? Instead of giving up four men literally “unroofed the roof” and their paralyzed friend was healed (Mark 2:1-12). How do we do that today? Join us as Pastor Harry leads us in exploring answers to that question. Our 8:30 service is in Pope Hall and our 11:00 service is in the sanctuary and via livestream.Read more
Seeking Awareness: Carl Jung
Adult Ed, Feb 23, 9:45am
David Solem, LCSW and Jungian scholar, continues our series based on John Phillip Newall's book, The Great Search, with a discussion of Chapter 4. Jung said that humanity's "worst sin" is lack of awareness. No matter how painful it is to be fully aware, the journey into wholeness will not happen without it.Read more
Love One Another
Children & Youth, Feb 23, 8:30 & 10am
This Sunday, both our children and youth will continue to take a look at God’s love. In Luke 6:27-38, we are asked to love our enemies. God doesn’t call us to just do what is easy. We are called to do more. After receiving a blessing, children and youth leave worship for their activities.Read more
How You Can Be an Ally
Helping Our Immigrant Community
Recently (Feb 2), the Mission and Social Justice Committee gave a quick update on our immigration partner organizations. We’ve heard directly from these groups that the immigrant community in Santa Fe is nervous and afraid. There are ways you can help. Take a look at some options. Your help is needed.Read more
Finding God Along the Way
Feb 20, 6pm, Collected Works
Our own Deborah Douglas talks about her recent book, The Pilgrim Life: Finding God Along the Way, at Collected Works Bookstore & Coffeehouse, Feb 20th at 6pm. Deborah invites readers to find God in places of surprise—in the dark, in the deep, in the silence. She introduces her readers to poems, saints, the lost and lonely, fearful and faithful pilgrims. Also on Zoom.Read more
As If We Were Dreaming
Info Session on Feb 23
Luke Rembold will hold another informational meeting on Feb 23 for those who could not attend the first meeting. There is a lot of new and important information this year. Reach out to Luke or Jen Black if you need the Zoom link. You need to register by March 1 for the Presbyterian Youth Triennium (July 28-31, Louisville KY).Read more
Black Mesa Brass Quintet
TGIF, Feb 21, 5:30pm
Liven up your Friday evening at our concert featuring the Black Mesa Brass Quintet playing an energetic mix of music by Bach, Respighi, Hudson, Mozart, Nagle, and Rossini. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read morePage 1 of 70