Author: Gale Wright
Bach’s Birthday
TGIF, Mar 22, 5:30pm
Our own Linda Raney helps us celebrate the birthday of J.S. Bach with his music at this Friday's concert. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
March 9, 2024
Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. “It went by so fast.” These were some of the last words my mom said before Parkinson’s took away her ability to speak, and then eventually her life. I still remember her eyes when she said them, looking at me with some astonishment that her life was almost over, a life that was so well spent...
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Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. Dreams often baffle me and alarm me, and sometimes they open a way forward. With the start of spring training my mind has turned once again to baseball, and memories of my playing days start to spill in. I share with you, then, that for 35 years since my last at bat in college I would have recurring dreams of realizing I have one more year of eligibility...
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The Sword of Peace
Worship, Mar 10
VIDEO. Pastor Andrew takes on one of the Bible's most challenging texts to talk about how Jesus seeks to deconstruct a culture of violence and calls us toward a life recommitted to faith, love and peace. The day's scripture is Matthew 10:34-39.Read more
What now do we do?
Adult Ed, Mar 10, 9:45am
Diana Butler Bass, one of the country’s leading historians and commentators on American religion, was here with us last weekend to help us understand what is going on today, how we got here, and where do we go from here. What now do we do with this information? Pastor Harry facilitates our discussion.Read more
A Palestinian Perspective
PBM Breakfast, Mar 9, 9-11am (New Time)
This Saturday Mohammad Ghweir will speak on "The Origins of the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: A Palestinian Perspective." Advance reservations are required for guaranteed seating. Questions must be submitted on cards and will be reviewed by the monitor for our speaker. Join us in Pope Hall or via Zoom to hear his personal perspective.Read more
Spirituality of Hiking Series
New Series Beginning
Do you find yourself drained by endless routine tasks? Are you looking for a way to unwind? Or maybe you’re just looking for a moment of peace, a quiet place where you can reconnect with yourself. Join us for a hike! Let us know your availability as we plan our schedule.Read more
eSSO
TGIF, Mar 8, 5:30pm
We welcome the eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra this Friday as they perform music by Holst and Mozart. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Music and Planting a Big Harvest
Children's Program, Mar 10, 8:30am
This Sunday we will read 2 Corinthians 9:6: “The one who plants few seeds will have a small harvest. But the one who plants a lot will have a big harvest.” We will talk about what it means to plant seeds, why we need to wait and stay hopeful and how to enjoy and share the beautiful harvest. We will also have Linda join us and help us learn the words and hand motions to the song "Sanctuary."Read morePage 66 of 103