Category: Archives 2025
Paulson and Bentley
TGIF, Jul 11, 5:30pm
Indulge in the harmonies and rhythms of music by Schumann, Debussy, and Finzi at our Friday concert, featuring Andrew Paulson, baritone, and Richard Bentley, piano. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Parents Night Out Cancelled!
July 11, 5:30-8:00pm
We apologize for the inconvenience, Parent's Night Out has been cancelled for July 11, 2025. Join us for a fun-filled night of games, crafts, movies, dinner, and other awesome activities while Mom and Dad can enjoy a night off! Due to July 4th, Parents Night Out will be scheduled for the second Friday of the month. Please RSVP by Thursday July 10th!Read more
How We Learn To Be Brave
Circle of Friends, Jul 12, 10am
“We all want to be brave when it counts—to be the one who steps up, who leans in, who does the right thing when it matters most.” All women are invited to join the Circle of Friends on Saturday July 12th as we begin this timely new book by Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde. Contact Jan Charter for the Zoom link and other meeting information.Read more
Let Light Lead
Synod Youth Workshop, Jul 14-19
In the Gospel of John, we hear this good news: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome it.” But what does that mean for us in the here and now? This summer, at Synod Youth Workshop in Tulsa OK, we tackle the question: How, in a world where darkness continues to creep in, can we remember to trust in God and ‘Let Light Lead’ even when we are afraid?Read more
“Give us… our daily bread”
Worship, Jul 6, 10am
VIDEO. Reflecting on the Lord's Prayer passage, "Give us this day our daily bread," St. Basil the Great (4th c) declared: “The bread that is spoiling in your house belongs to the hungry..." The Rev. San Williams focuses us on God's Revolution on Earth represented by the Lord's Prayer, as we look closely at Matthew 14:13-21.Read more
Story of Moses
Children & Youth, Jul 6, 10am
This summer, our children and youth are taking a journey through the bible and looking at some of the great stories and parables. This week we continue looking at the story of Moses (Exodus 1-2:10). After receiving a blessing in the worship services, children and youth leave for their activities.Read more
Mark Clark, Organ
TGIF, Jul 4, 5:30pm
Add that special touch to your celebrations this Friday with our concert, featuring Mark Clark playing July 4th themed music, and sharing the stage with his talented young student, Careese Todd. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Celebrating Summer
Picnic on the Patio, Jul 6, 11:30am
Sunday, July 6th, we will be taking our lunch to the patio. We will be serving hot dogs and chips and inviting the community to join us. Everyone is welcome. For those passersby who stop in and ask about us, we will have flyers they can take. Join us for this time of fellowship with each other and maybe a chance to meet a new person.Read more
Resistance Starts Now
Adult Ed, Jun 29, 9:45am
So what can I do? What can my church do? In the fourth video in his series, "Roadmap to Resistance," Dr. Jemar Tisby offers guidance on how we can plan our own actions to resist. View the video and enter into a discussion in adult ed, McFarland Chapel or on Zoom. Tillie Perkins facilitates the discussion.Read morePage 16 of 31