Category: Worship
Worship Services
Nov 17, 8:30 & 11 am
This Sunday, we have two worship services: Rev. Carolyn Raar will be delivering the message at our 8:30 Pope Hall) and 11:00 (Sanctuary) worship services and via livestream.Read moreAll Saints Day
Worship, Nov 3, 10am
VIDEO. As is our tradition, our All Saints’ Day worship service is devoted to remembering those loved ones who have passed away since the last All Saints' Day. This year, our choir sings Lux Aeterna by Morten Lauridsen throughout the service. During the final hymn “For All the Saints,” the names of those to be remembered will be read between verses.Read moreIt’s Our Turn Now
Worship, Oct 20, 8:30 & 11am
Jesus sends out seventy followers ahead of him in pairs to every town and place where he intended to go (Luke 10:1-12). Up until now, Jesus went first. Then he sent them out on their own. Pastor Harry suggests, "Now, it’s our turn."Read moreCeltic Healing Service Tonight
Worship, Nov 3, 5:30pm
Pastor Harry calls on us to be the church today. Many in our congregation are anxious, fearful, and distressed today. He reminds us that we have arms to hold those who are fearful and vulnerable today. Join us at 5:30pm in the sanctuary or on Zoom for a Celtic Healing Service.Read moreThey Seized Him
Worship, Oct 13, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. Trauma? It’s everywhere, including Scripture. What does the story of Peter denying Jesus after his arrest tell us about trauma, our own and society’s? Focusing on Luke 22:54-65, Pastor Harry asks us to look closely at trauma all around us.Read moreThere Is a Boy Here
Worship, Oct 6, 10am
The feeding of the multitudes shws up in the Gospels six times, way more than any other, and obviously makes this a story we are not to forget or ignore. John’s gospel (John 6:1-15) adds a boy to the story who has five barley loaves and two fish. Pastor Harry suggests, Let’s welcome the boy and see what he has to show us. Read morePage 1 of 11