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Commitment
EvenSong, Apr 30, 5:30pm
We are here because Jesus calls us. He calls us to discover depths and potentials within ourselves that are only found through commitment. We are to be committed to his person, but we are also invited to be committed to a style of life which represents on earth the qualities of heaven. Join us in the sanctuary or on Zoom for our Wenesday evening Celtic service.Read more
Welcome
EvenSong, Feb 26, 5:30pm
You are welcome here. There is no better expression of the Christian faith than to feel welcomed, at home, among people who are glad you are here. Here we can meet Christ in one another. Join us at this Wednesday's Celtic EvenSong Service in the sanctuary or or on Zoom for a service focused on "Welcome." To participate via Zoom, consider buying the Iona Abbey worship and music books.Read more
Path of Lovingkindness
Circle of Friends, Feb Options
In February, the Women’s Circle of Friends continues its discussion of the Path of Lovingkindness, with two options: the usual COF meeting on Feb 8 1t 10am via Zoom and an in-person gathering at 10am on Feb 15 for those who attend the Women's Quiet Day or were unable to attend of Feb 8. If you have questions, contact Jenny Harland.Read moreDear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places— Greetings in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ! I want to be lifted up on butterfly wings. The Rev. Dr. Mary Kuhns, Parish Associate for Pastoral Care, Presbyterian pastor, youth minister, chaplain, Associate for Justice for Women for the Presbyterian Church (USA), licensed therapist, teacher, inclusive language advocate, singer at nursing homes, lover of dogs and cars and people. Mary, who helped start the Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) Program, who sat at hospital bedsides and listened to our stories, and played the ukulele… I could go on and on. You probably could as well. Mary died November 24th, after a somewhat brief illness and hospital stay.
Read moreOctober 5, 2024
Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places: Greetings in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ! Coca-Cola tried to bring the world together in 1971 with a commercial. I would be surprised if you don’t remember it. I preached a sermon on World Communion Sunday in 2013 (remember that?) and when I started to sing the song, the entire choir joined in and scarcely a beat later so did the congregation. I’d like to teach the world to sing.
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Race Related Scriptures Video
At the second class in the series on Racial Justice: Bending the Arc, Pastor Harry led the group in a difficult discussion of an unsettling scripture. Rev. Dr. Amantha Barbee selected Mark 7:24-20 and posed the questions that probed privilege and race.
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Bonfire Tribute
On All Saints’ Day Pastor Andrew led the MorningSong worship service in a special service that culminated in a bonfire tribute to saints who were meaningful to individuals in the congregation.
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Is Democracy Tipping?
Rev. Andrew Black and Bruce Black will lead the Nov 13 adult ed class “Is Democracy at a Tipping Point?” They will help us unpack the 2022 election and learn how to stay faithful in times such as this.
Read moreJan Worden-Lackey, organ
Friday, December 27, 2019 Music from Handel’s Messiah (1741) Program: (Text provided only for meditation.) Part I Sinfonia (Overture) And He shall purify And he shall purify the sons of Levi, that they may offer unto the Lord an offering in righteousness. (Malachi 3:3) O thou that tellest good tidings O thou that tellest good […]
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