Category: Archives 2026
Thanks For Helping Me Grow
Children & Youth, Sep 6, 10am
This Sunday we’ll explore Matthew 18:15–20, where Jesus teaches us how to navigate disagreements and care for one another. Through this story, children will learn that when conflicts arise, we can respond with kindness, honesty, listening, and a desire to make things right. Most importantly, Jesus reminds us that God is with us whenever we gather together—helping us build communities where everyone is heard, valued, and loved.Read more
We Want to Hear from You
PNC Listening Session, Sep 20, 9:45am
The Pastoral Nominating Committee wants to hear from everyone. Some of you have not yet been in a listening session, and they have set up this one just for you. As they try to identify what is important to our church in our selection of a new pastor, they need to hear from you. So, join them in Rendon Room at 9:45am, Sunday, Sep 20th.Read more
When God’s Prophet Burns Out
Worship, Aug 30, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. As Pastor Ashley concludes preaching on the famous stories of Elijah, we meet an exhausted, depressed and deeply afraid prophet, under a new threat by Queen Jezebel. But in the sound of sheer silence, we also meet God – a God who gives both Elijah, and us, what and who we need to keep going and answer God’s call.Read more
Love Like Jesus
Children & Youth, Aug 30, 8:30 & 11am
This Sunday, our children will explore Romans 12:9–21, a wonderful lesson about what it means to show genuine love to others. Paul reminds us that Christian love is more than simply saying kind words—it is something we put into action every day.Read more
Presbyterian Principles and Political Action
Zoom, August 26, 1pm
VIDEO TO COME. Gather online for this 75-minute Zoom with other Presbyterians across the country to explore how our Christian faith calls us to wrestle with current issues. Why we are called to be active participants in the public square? And how we can do so in our own communities?Read more
Sacred Lands, Sacred Conversations
Aug 25, 9am
VIDEO. Join tribal, faith & elected leaders for a community breakfast & dynamic discussion on the threats for America's land, water, wildlife & culture. This is a community conversation for the protection of sacred places and the future we share, including U.S. Representatives Teresa Leger Fernandez & Gabe Vasquez. All are welcome. Together, our voices matter. Read more
David Solem
TGIF, Aug 28, 5:30pm
David Solem performs sonatas by Muzio Clementi and Francis Poulenc Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read more
Fear, Idolatry, and Faithful Resistance
Worship, Aug 23, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. As Pastor Ashley continues preaching on the stories of the prophet Elijah, we’ll hear the story of Elijah’s “Contest on Mount Carmel” as Elijah follows God’s call to confront the idolatrous King Ahab. As we do, we’ll consider where or how we can find the courage to engage in faithful resistance in the face of fear and widespread idolatry.Read more
eSSO Eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
TGIF, Aug 21, 5:30pm
At our Friday concert, the eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra plays the bright, elegant Symphony No. 27 by Mozart and selections from Carmen by Bizet. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm, and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.Read morePage 3 of 24