Category: Archives 2025
A Journey Through Lent
Children & Youth, Mar 9, 8:30 & 11am
This Sunday, as we enter Lent, we will take a look at significant numbers in the bible. As we prepare for Easter, we observe a time of reflection. During Lent we can examine ourselves and consider what Christ did for us, how he suffered and sacrificed. After receiving a blessing in the services, children and youth leave for their activities.Read moreThe Most Committed and Least Reported Crime in America: Domestic Violence
PBM Breakfast, Mar 8, 9am
Patricia Varga, Esperanza Shelter VP, is our guest at our Saturday Prepared by Men's Breakfast. Ms. Varga is a published author and artist, and will discuss the state of domestic violence in New Mexico and its impact on our communities and families.Read moreMichael Tortorella, Piano
TGIF, Mar 7, 5:30pm
Unwind this Friday as Michael Tortorella plays the gentle and soothing rhythms of three piano barcarolles by Chopin, Griffes, and Bennett. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read moreLenten Sing and Ash Wed Service
Mar 5, 5:00 & 5:30pm, Sanctuary
VIDEO. Start your Lenten Journey this Wednesday, March 5 at 5pm with a time of singing familiar hymns from the Taize community and from our hymnal. The singing will be followed by the Ash Wednesday Service at 5:30 with the imposition of Ashes and Communion. Join together with fellow pilgrims for a blessed renewal and commitment during Lent.Read moreFirst Sunday Luncheon
Mar 2, Noon, Pope Hall
Celebrating Spring, Baseball Spring Training, and Baseball in general, we are having Ball Park food. Granted it's going to be in Pope Hall, but we have decided on Frito Pies and Hot Dogs for this lunch. There will be vegetarian options, and all the "fixin's." Please bring potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, or your favorite dessert to share. Everyone is welcome.Read moreService Sunday—Border Ministry
Children & Youth, Mar 2, 10am
This Sunday our children and youth will help gather, sort and prepare boxes of clothing to be taken to various shelters in El Paso, while learning about the lives and needs of our brothers and sisters in transition. After receiving a blessing in the services, children and youth leave for their activities.Read moreAs If We Were Dreaming
Registration Deadline, Mar 1
This coming Saturday (March 1) is the registration deadline for the Presbyterian Youth Triennium (July 28-31, Louisville KY). This annual gathering for young people all across the country is truly a transformational experience for all involved. For more information, contact Luke Rembold or Jen Black.Read moreHow You Can Be an Ally
Helping Our Immigrant Community
Recently (Feb 2), the Mission and Social Justice Committee gave a quick update on our immigration partner organizations. We’ve heard directly from these groups that the immigrant community in Santa Fe is nervous and afraid. There are ways you can help. Take a look at some options. Your help is needed.Read morePage 2 of 7