Author: Gale Wright
Holy Week Baroque Concerts
Sat Mar 28 & Sun Mar 29
Begin Holy Week with the dramatic and energetic concert by the Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble. We are pleased to host these concerts in our sanctuary at 4pm on Saturday March 28th and 3pm on Sunday March 29th. The concert features: Stephen Redfield, violin and leader Nicholas Phan, tenor; and Ezra Seltzer, cello. Buy your tickets online.Read more
“Our Common Ground”
New Video
Pastor Andrew and EarthKeeper’s Veterans Fishing Program has been featured in a new film about protecting America’s Public Lands. Launched last week by the The Wilderness Society, the film is the first in the series, “Our Common Ground.” This film showcases the power and beauty of nine national monuments as see through the eyes of people with deep connections to them.Read more
Mark Lanen
TGIF, Apr 10, 5:30pm
Come hear our exceptional Steinway Grand tenderly and lovingly played by Mark Lanen. Mark is coming to us from Southern New Hampshire to share the bright, semi-classical, melodic piano music published on his CD entitled, The Colors on the Water. This is music which “tickles the temper and soothes the soul.”Read more
Sin Nombre Brass Ensemble
TGIF, Apr 24, 5:30pm
Start your weekend with an energizing brass concert by the Sin Nombre Brass Ensemble at our Friday night 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
True Allegiance
Worship, Mar 22, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. As we dig into a tense exchange between Jesus and some of Jerusalem’s elite leaders around the question of paying taxes, we’ll ask ourselves what it might mean to “give to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to God the things that are God’s,” where our true or ultimate allegiance lies, and how we navigate making hard choices as we seek to live faithfully within the realities of a complex and messy world.Read more
Invitation to a Blessed Life
Adult Ed, Sundays, Mar 1-22
We often hear people say, “Have a blessed day,” but what does it mean to be blessed? In our Lenten adult ed series, the Rev. San Williams leads us through the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-11), which offer a life that is blessed in the truest, most satisfying sense. The Beatitudes do not present an easy path, but one that sets free the life of Christ within us.Read more
From Darkness to Light: Finding Hope in the Story of Lazarus
Children & Youth, Mar 22, 8:30 & 11am
This week in Children’s Sunday School, we will explore the powerful story of The Raising of Lazarus. Through this story, children will learn about Jesus’ deep love for His friends and His power to bring hope even in the most difficult moments. Read more
Bach’s Birthday Bash
TGIF, Mar 20, 2026
Our own Linda Raney invites us to celebrate Bach’s birthday with her at the TGIF concert this Friday evening when she plays Bach selections on the organ. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreOn Good Shepherds and THE Good Shepherd
Worship, Mar 15, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. This Sunday, as we commission FPC Santa Fe’s Pastor Nominating Committee, we’ll consider the characteristics of good shepherds versus bad shepherds as well as our own responsibility as “sheep” to listen for, discern, and follow the voice of THE Good Shepherd. The scriptures for the day are Ezekiel 34:1-10 and John 10:1-18. Join Pastor Ashley at 8:30 in Pope Hall and at 11:00 in the sanctuary or via livestream.Read morePage 7 of 106