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Author: Gale Wright
The Signs Are Clear
Adult Ed, June 8, 9:45am
Do we recognize the peril we are in now in our country? Dr. Jemar Tisby makes the case that we are already on the Roadmap to Ruin as he begins his four-part series: "Roadmap to Ruin: How the Church Can Resist the Dismantling of Democracy." Join Pastor Andrew in McFarland Chapel and on Zoom to view the video and enter into the discussion.Read more
Looking for the Best Way
Adult Ed, May 18, 9:45am
This Sunday we hold our third listening sessions during the adult ed hour. Rev. Victor Nelson, who facilitated the second session, will lead us in continuing to explore the times we have faced challenges and then turned them into opportunities. Join us May 18th at 9:45 in McFarland Chapel and on Zoom.Read more
Olive Tree Campaign for Peace
MSJ Event, May 14, 6pm
On Wednesday, May 14, at 6pm in Pope Hall, Peter Nasir, General Secretary of the East Jerusalem YMCA, and Muhanad Al Qaisi, Director of the East Jerusalem YMCA / YWCA Joint Advocacy Initiative (JAI), join us to talk about the Olive Tree Campaign, which uses trees as tools for education and advocacy.Read more
Chancel Bell Choir
TGIF, May 16, 5:30pm
This Friday begin your weekend by enjoying an enchanting evening of bell music as Travis Bregier directs our own Chancel Bell Choir. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Youth Concert for CASA First
May 17, 11-1pm, Sanctuary
Local youth have been rehearsing, putting their musical talents together to perform in a concert to benefit CASA First. Many are members of the Santa Fe Symphony Youth Symphonies, and they will be performing the music of Saint Saëns, Ravel, Glass, Satie, Elgar and Queen, on strings, guitar, vocals, and a quartet. Support these talented youth and CASA First.Read more
Service for Healing
EvenSong, May 14, 5:30pm
This Wednesday’s Celtic EvenSong is a service of prayers for healing. The healing of divided communities and nations, and the healing of the earth itself, have their place alongside the healing of broken bodies, hurt minds and wounded hearts, and the hurts and divisions within ourselves. Join us in the sanctuary or on Zoom.Read moreWhich Way Is Best?
Adult Ed, May 11, 9:45am
The Session wants to hear from you as we approach a change in pastoral leadership. This Sunday we have our second listening session, facilitated by Rev. Victor Nelson. He asks you to think of when the church was at its best, and also when it faced challenges and turned them into opportunities. Join us May 11th at 9:45 in McFarland Chapel and on Zoom.Read more
Service for Justice and Peace
EvenSong, May 7, 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.Read more
Mother’s Day
Children & Youth, May 11, 8:30 & 11am
This Sunday we will celebrate Mother’s day by learning about the mothers portrayed in the bible. Our children will also take time to reflect on the amazing qualities and lessons taught by their own mother and motherly figures in their life. After receiving a blessing in the services, children and youth leave for their activities.Read morePage 3 of 78