6/21/2026 Turn on the Light

6/28/2026 Miracles & Signs

This Sunday we're going to talk about miracles. Our guest minister this week is Nadine Ellsworth Morgan.  Miracles--Big ones, small ones, the kind that dazzle and the kind that we sometimes miss entirely. It's the miracle that draws us in, but is it the most important thing? What is God really doing here?  As we turn together, particularly to 2 Kings 4, we'll see that the entire chapter is one extraordinary thing after another.

6/21/2026 Turn on the Light

This week our guest minister is Rev. Tray Robertson.  "I'm excited to worship with you this Sunday. During the service, we'll hear and embrace God's Word, stop seeking additional signs, and respond to the light He has already shown us. Maintain your spiritual clarity through prayer. By doing these, God will guide our steps, strengthen our faith, and fill our lives with His light. My family and I look forward to fellowshipping with everyone as this will be my son Matthias's first Father's Day and celebrating fathers and father figures."

6/14/2026 Waiting on Sunday

This Sunday we will talk about the biggest villain in the Bible: Judas. Our guest minister, Becky DeLecuona, asks kind of person was he? Why would he betray Jesus? And what can we learn from his story? Join us for an unusual look at an easily dismissed but nevertheless important Biblical character.

6/7/2026 A Faith With A Body

In worship, guest pastor Rosy Robson McCreary, explores the connection between our faith and our bodies as we read stories of healing in Mark 5:21-34 and celebrate the sacrament of communion.   A few years ago, on a trip to Israel/Palestine, I saw this story illustrated on a massive painting (15 feet by 6 feet!) in a chapel in Magdala. The painting is entitled "Encounter," and it's by a Chilean artist named Daniel Cariola. I'll tell you a bit more about this painting and my experience viewing it on Sunday.

5/31/2026 God's Love Overflowing

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday. The doctrine of the Trinity goes back to the earliest days of Christianity. Much ink and even some blood has been spilled over it through the centuries. As guest minister Becky DeLecuona tellsl us, today, many of us would be hard pressed to explain it. This Sunday we will look at what this metaphor can tell us about God and our relationship with God. We will celebrate God as Creator, Christ, and Holy Spirit through our Scripture readings and our hymns.