Tag: Pastor Lisa Sermon

We gather in the beauty of our historic sanctuary and online 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. Sign in here to let us know that you are with us. Follow along with the worship bulletin here.

God is often at work through the ordinary: ordinary people, ordinary objects, ordinary grace. Through the ordinary, God communicates love, forgiveness, hope, revelation, and reconciliation. It is often through the mundane that we hear God’s quiet voice. During this season of Lent, we will focus on ordinary objects that Jesus would have encountered on his way to Jerusalem: dust, bread,…

We gather in the beauty of our historic sanctuary and online 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. Sign in here to let us know that you are with us. Follow along with the worship bulletin here.

We gather in the beauty of our historic sanctuary and online 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. Sign in here to let us know that you are with us. Follow along with the worship bulletin here.

In Lent, we’re reminded that, again and again, suffering and brokenness find us. We doubt again, we lament again, we mess up again. And yet, in the midst of the pain and chaos of our lives, God offers a sacred refrain: I choose you. I love you. I will lead you to peace. Again and again, God breaks the cycle…

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.

At the heart of Celtic spirituality is hospitality, that place where we choose to focus not on our differences, but on our kinship.