Themes for Autumn
First Trinitarians. Grace and Peace to you in Christ. I am incredibly grateful to all who have offered feedback and perspective on our worship plans for the next few months! […]
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How might our church extend its mission to those on the margins of society?
Week of Sunday, August 20 Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost Read more here! In Isaiah we hear that God’s house shall be a house of prayer for all people and that God […]
Do Not Be Afraid
Week of Sunday, August 13 Tenth Sunday after Pentecost There is a lot more e-news to read! Click here! Elijah finds the presence of God not in earthquake, wind, or fire, […]
Everyone Eats
Week of Sunday, August 6 Ninth Sunday after Pentecost Read the rest of the news here! In today’s first reading God invites all who are hungry or thirsty to receive food […]
Redevelopment Update for July
2 Corinthians 4:16-18 So we do not lose heart. Even though our outer nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed day by day. For this slight momentary […]
God’s Grace Finds Us First!
Week of Sunday, July 30 Eighth Sunday after Pentecost Click here to read with photos! As Solomon prays for wisdom, we seek to more deeply know the treasures of […]
Why is there evil in the world?
Week of Sunday, July 23 Seventh Sunday after Pentecost Join us July 23 as we baptize Tomu, child of Meggan and Mae. Also this week Diane Mack will be sharing for Story-Share […]
God Promises a Harvest
Week of Sunday, July 16 Sixth Sunday after Pentecost God’s word is like the rain that waters the earth and brings forth vegetation. It is also like the sower who scatters seed […]
Spiritual Practice
Summer Spiritual Practices! This Sunday, Pastor Tom suggested this spiritual practice for your personal use in the morning and in the evening. All you need is 2-3 minutes of time! […]
Come to me, all you that are weary
Week of Sunday, July 9 Fifth Sunday after Pentecost The mystery of God’s ways is sometimes hidden from the wise and intelligent. Jesus associates with the lowly and outcast. Like Paul, […]
