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The Greatest Form of Love

Worship Mar 23, 8:30 & 11am

VIDEO. Pastor Andrew digs into Jesus’ new commandment that challenges our understanding and role in the world. What is our role in loving those who feel unloved, cast out and marginalized? What are concrete ways that God’s transformational love is being lived out in our world? John 15:9-14 will help us. Watch the video.

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Categories: Archives 2025, Video, Worship

Lenten 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.

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Categories: Archives 2025, Sunday Messages, Video, Worship

Unroof the Roof

Worship, Feb 23, 8:30 & 11am

VIDEO. What do we do when our way to Jesus is blocked?  Instead of giving up four men literally “unroofed the roof” and their paralyzed friend was healed (Mark 2:1-12).  How do we do that today? Join us as Pastor Harry leads us in exploring answers to that question. Our 8:30 service is in Pope Hall and our 11:00 service is in the sanctuary and via livestream.

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Categories: Archives 2025, Sunday Messages, Video, Worship

They Stood on a Level Place

Worship, Feb 16, 8:30 & 11am

VIDEO. The lectionary reading for this Sunday (Luke 6:17-26) is the other Beatitudes, but this time it is given on the Plain, and includes four blessings and four woes. Pastor Harry invites us to hear today what Jesus has to say about life in the Empire. The livestream is available through the Friday following the service, and the message portion is available on our Sunday Message page.

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Categories: Adult Enrichment, Archives 2025, Video

Seeking Wellness

Adult Ed, Feb 16, 9:45am

VIDEO. Allen Gulledge continues our series with Chapter 5 of John Phillip Newall's book, The Great Search, "Seeking Wellness: Julian of Norwich." English mystic Julian, who lived in a time of unimaginable suffering in the 1300s, writes "All shall be well...." What did she mean and what do her words promise us today?

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