Breaking the chains November 17, 2019, 10am - 4pm Faith, Justice and Incarceration, with Shane Claiborne A mini-conference on faith and justice Explore what it means to put Christian faith into action with activist and [...]
Reichsbishop Ludwig Müller, saluting Hitler, in Wittenberg, 1935 As Christians, where does our citizenship ultimately lie? In this second sermon in the series, Dr. Vamos will reflect on the question, "How does [...]
Where is your citizenship? This is sermon 1 of a 5-part sermon series on Faith and Politics. "Render unto Caesar," seems a simple message about keeping church and state separate. But is Jesus' message [...]
How can we rejoice on Sunday, if we haven't wept on Friday? Please join us for a Good Friday gospel blues service, featuring The Lament Brothers blues band and Dr. Trineice Robinson-Martin, Vocalist. Starting at [...]
Join us for one of our Christmas Eve worship services: 4 PM Service with Pageant: a festive worship service that incorporates the children of the congregation as the tellers of the Christmas story. Traditional hymns [...]
Join us as we celebrate ALL our members, but especially highlighting those long-time members whose year of joining ends with an "8." See their member profiles in our Member Recognition Brochure: DOWNLOAD THE MEMBER RECOGNITION [...]
God is predictably unpredictable. God delights in surprising us. God rarely does what we expect. Join us for Worship in a New Key for the month of May as we explore “The Gospel in Unexpected [...]
Some images and videos from our Good Friday Gospel and Blues Service, March 30, 2018 IMG_6068
T.S. Eliot’s Four Quartets is a set of four linked poems with a common theme of man's relationship with time, the universe, and the divine. Eliot uses symbolic allusions, literary references and theological themes from both [...]
