We gather from our separate places of worship, but with a common purpose to remember and to recommit ourselves to the principals and dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and to our own congregation’s Statement of Commitment to the Work of Anti-Racism. Join us for spirited music, meaningful worship, and to hear anew the challenging and inspiring words of…
We virtually gather in the beauty of our historic sanctuary to be engaged in meaningful worship, which feeds our spiritual hunger. Join us for beautiful music, challenging and inspiring messages, and liturgy that offers a renewal of mind and spirit. Follow along with today’s bulletin here. We also had a virtual Connection Cafe after worship.
We invite the whole church to join virtually for a time of worship, prayer, and reflection as we look at the issues of anti-Black racism and to proclaim together that Black Lives Matter. In this time of worship, we will lament, we will hope, and we will be called to act against racism. We will hear the poetry, song, and…
Today, we welcome Commissioner Eileen Higgins to our pulpit. What an honor to have County Commissioner Eileen Higgins of the Fifth District with us this Sunday to bring our morning message. Eileen, a member of Gables UCC, is one of the hardest working, most committed, and most loyal commissioners in the history of Miami-Dade County (and it’s not because we…
Second Sunday in Lent “Lenting” Go of Certainty “Lenting,” as a verb, suggests a little more intentionality than Lent as a season that we passively watch come and go like the seasons of the year. “Lenting,” like most verbs pertaining to human activity, connotes a choice or commitment of some sort. In the same vein as working, leaving, playing, sailing,…
At the heart of Celtic spirituality is hospitality, that place where we choose to focus not on our differences, but on our kinship.