Worship with us Sundays
at 9am in July + August

This Lenten series invites us to explore spiritual practices that open our hearts and guide us into deeper connection with God, with one another, and with the world we are called to love and serve. Join us as we discover how small, intentional habits can shape a life of faith, justice, and grace.

In this sacred season of waiting, we hear again the old refrain: “Let every heart prepare Him room.” Advent invites us to make space — in our hearts, our homes, our communities, and our world — for the One who comes bringing peace, joy, hope, and love. But preparing room for Christ is not simply about sentiment or nostalgia. It is a courageous act of clearing away what clutters and crowds our souls, so that the divine presence might take root in us anew.

Together, we will listen for God’s voice in ancient stories and modern longings, trusting that when we make space — in ourselves and in the world — Christ is born again.

Generosity is not only about what we give financially, but what we give from our hearts - our time, our voices, our talents, and our very lives. This year for Stewardship season, we will explore generosity as a spiritual practice and a way of living that transforms our hearts, enriches our lives, and contributes to Christ’s kingdom-building enterprise.

This three-week series, we’ll journey with Paul and Timothy through the letters of 1 + 2 Timothy—texts often overlooked but filled with wisdom for disciples navigating uncertain times. 

This Lent we will explore the depth and beauty of the Psalms as we learn to pray in every season of life. From praying for creation and seeking God’s justice to finding refuge in times of trouble and trusting Him through the valley of the shadow, the Psalms offer a rich language that can shape and inform our conversations with God. This series will center us in prayer as we navigate seasons of our own life and the challenging climate we face as a country at this tender time.

In this series, we explore the transformative healing stories of Jesus—not just as miracles, but as acts of radical compassion, justice, and inclusion. Each week, we’ll reflect on how Jesus met people in their pain and restored not only their bodies, but their dignity and belonging. Join us as we uncover how God’s healing power still moves in liberating ways today.

This Advent, we embark on a sermon series that traces the prophetic promise of peace, hope, love and joy all the way to the manager. Through the words of the ancient prophets, we will examine how God's message of redemption stands in stark contrast to the struggles and anxieties of our present day. In the midst of a broken world, the prophets speak of a peace that surpasses understanding, a hope that will not fail, a love that never gives up, and a joy that endures beyond circumstances. As we reflect on these promises, we will be reminded that the birth of Christ is the fulfillment of God's vision for healing and restoration—offering us light and renewal even in our darkest moments. This Advent, we are invited to lean into these prophetic words, allowing them to reshape our hearts and lives as we await the coming of the Savior.

This fall our congregation will begin a year-long exploration of Scripture through a series called, "Walking in the Word: From Genesis to Revelation." Inspired by Judy Fentress Williams' insightful work, Holy Imagination: A Literary and Theological Introduction to the Whole Bible, this series invites us to see the Bible not just as a collection of ancient texts, but as a vibrant, living narrative that speaks to the depths of human experience and divine revelation. Our weekly worship themes will align with children’s and youth curricula, all focusing on the same scriptures, allowing us to journey together through the biblical narrative.

The first phase of the Walking in the Word series is: "Created, Liberated, Called," exploring the foundational themes of human identity and purpose as revealed in Genesis, Exodus, and Leviticus. Through these key books of the Old Testament, we will trace the journey of humanity from creation to liberation and into a life of divine calling, emphasizing how these themes shape our understanding of God's activity in the world today.

This summer, we will delve into the lives of biblical characters who embody extraordinary courage and unwavering faith. From the steadfast resolve of Joseph to the bold leadership of Esther in the face of peril, each week we will come to know our heroic ancestors that challenge and encourage us in our own journey with Jesus. Discover how their stories can empower us to act with love, live courageously, and trust in God's presence in every circumstance. This sermon series is inspired by and based on A is for Alabaster by Anna Carter Florence.