Author: Gale Wright
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.Read more
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.Read more
Journaling as a Spiritual Practice
New Online Course, Begins Apr 24, 1-3pm
Jeannie Bowman, Spiritual Director and recent graduate of the Amherst Writers and Artists leadership program, is introducing an online journaling group. If you are a frequent journaler or have never written but wish to begin, this is the group for you! The class will be held on the 4th Friday of the month: April 24, May 22, June 26, July 24 via ZoomRead more
First Sunday Luncheon
May 3, 11:15am, Pope Hall
Our very own Marie Gonzales and Hunter’s family are inviting us to lunch on Sunday. Marie is cooking so you know it will be fabulous. Please join Marie and her clan after the 10am Service. The menu: BBQ (Pulled Pork) with all the fixin’s including banana pudding.Read more
Learning to Trust: Faith That Guides Us
Children & Youth, May 3, 10am
This week in Children’s Sunday School, we will explore John 14:1–14 and Jesus’ comforting words to His disciples. We will learn that even when life feels uncertain or scary, we can trust Jesus, who prepares a place for us and shows us the way to God. Through this lesson, we will discover that Jesus is always with us, guiding, loving, and listening when we pray.Read more
Schepps and Anthony
TGIF, May 1, 5:30pm
This Friday, listen to a collection of music played on cellos by David Schepps and Janet Anthony as they play pieces from Michel Corette, Frantz Casseus, Antonio Vivaldi, Bela Bartok, and Haitian folk music. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Immigrant Accompaniment Program
Volunteer Opportunity
Immigrant families in our community are facing fear and uncertainty in their daily lives. Your presence through accompaniment says: "This person is seen. This person matters. The community is watching." The Faith Coalition asks you to consider volunteering with Las Cumbres to walk alongside them. Volunteers receive orientation, training, supervision, and debriefing.Read more
Your Invitation to a Blessed Life
Ghost Ranch Retreat, Aug 7-9. 2026
In the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-11), we are offered a vision of a life that is truly and deeply blessed. But what does it mean, in the fullest sense, to live this kind of blessing? Rev. San Williams invites you to join him as together you explore how to embody the Beatitudes more fully—especially in times of uncertainty and change.Read more
Living Hope in Jesus
Children & Youth, Apr 26, 8:30 & 11am
This week, our children will explore the comforting and powerful words of Psalm 23:1–6. Together, we’ll learn what it means to trust God as our loving Shepherd—one who guides us, provides for us, and stays with us wherever we go.Read morePage 4 of 106