How Do We Hope Out Loud
Worship, Jun 15, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. In hard times, where do we find the hope to keep going? What is the vision for the future? How do we learn the true meaning of exile and apply it to our world today? In this powerful sermon on the prophet Jeremiah, Pastor Andrew delivers answers to some of life’s most pressing and difficult questions.
We Refuse to be Enemies
Worship, Jun 8, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. This stone marks the entrance to the Tent of Nations on a hilltop near Bethlehem, farmed by the Nassar family for generations and now under siege by settlers. Rev. Jim Brown’s Pentecost sermon will address how the Holy Spirit helps the Nassars and us in our struggles for justice and peace (John 14:12-21; 25-27).
Hope Out Loud
Worship, Jun 1, 10am
VIDEO. In this final sermon Pastor Harry will lift up the wisdom he has received in his ministry as he comments on what he believes is the most important scripture for our day: Micah 6:6-8. Join us at one service at 10 am this Sunday followed by a lunch and celebration. Our worship service is in the sanctuary and livestreamed.
The Charcoal Fire
Worship, May 25, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. The passage John 21:15-25 are the final words of John (and thus all the gospels) and reveal what it means to go forward as followers of the Risen Christ. Join Pastor Harry as we talk about the journey before us. Our 8:30 service is at the Rooftop Garden and our 11:00 service is in the sanctuary and livestreamed.
Peter Goes Fishing
Worship, May 18, 8:30 & 11am
VIDEO. Peter and six other male disciples, despondent over Jesus’ death, go back to their old fishing way of life. They catch nothing until Jesus comes along. Then abundance abounds. Come to worship at 8:30 or 11:00 to find out how this happens. Pastor Harry leads an exploration of the scripture John 21:1-14.
Doubt Upon the Mountain
Worship, May 11, 8:30 & 11am
Video. The eleven remaining disciples met Jesus on a mountain in Galilee, and some doubted. Why and how might this doubt help us today? And what about the Great commission? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Harry responds to these questions through Matthew 28:16-20 at the 8:30 or 11:00 am services.
Recognizing Jesus
Worship, May 4, 10am
VIDEO. In the second part of the Road to Emmaus story the two disciples recognize Jesus in the breaking of the bread and then he vanishes (Luke 24:28-35). How do we recognize Jesus today? Pastor Harry invites us to share ideas at worship this Sunday at 10:00 am followed by a potluck lunch and conversation.
The Seven Mile Walk
Worship, Apr 27
VIDEO. In the days after the crucifixion Jesus’ disciples were traumatized. Some stayed locked in their rooms, scared and depressed, while two walked the seven-mile road from Jerusalem to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-27). Pastor Harry invites us to join them on their walk this Sunday and welcome the Risen Christ into our midst as they did.
Opening Day
Worship, 6:30 (Caja), 9:30 (Fed Park), 11 (Sanctuary)
VIDEO. Trauma turns to terrified turns to remembering turns to amazement. This is the sequence of Easter and holds the promise of new openings in our lives. Come discover these openings in three different places, 6:30 at the Caja del Rio, 9:30 at Federal Park, and 11:00 in our sanctuary. Our scripture this Easter Sunday is Luke 24:1-12.
Palm Sunday 2025
Worship, Procession, Apr 13
WORSHIP VIDEO. At 9:30 am, we gather in the sanctuary (and via livestream) for a brief worship service as Pastor Harry leads us with scripture from Luke 19:28-40. After the service, we follow bagpipes and process to the Santa Fe Plaza to share in the 10:30 Ecumenical Service with the Cathedral Basilica and Church of the Holy Faith. Everyone is welcome.
The Water Is Stirring
Worship, Apr 6, 10am
VIDEO. Do you want to be healed? That is the question Jesus asks the man by the pool who had been ill for thirty-eight years. Seems like a simple question but the answer is not. Come find out what happens in this story from John 5:1-9. Pastor Harry invites you to join us.
The Seventh Dip
Worship, Mar 30
VIDEO. This is a story of cleansing, this time for Naaman, a commander in the army who suffered from leprosy. The prophet Elisha tells him to wash in the Jordan seven times. Come this Sunday to hear the story in II Kings 5 and find out what happens on the seventh dip.