Every Sunday following a prelude and introit, the first spoken words in worship come from a member of the congregation, our liturgist. If you have ever thought of serving as a liturgist or if you have led for many years, you are invited to participate in an orientation to this ministry. Background to these elements…
Our Sunday worship service is central to our life together. It is the primary place where our faith is formed, where we encounter God, where we explore discipleship in community, and discern God’s call. The word liturgy means “the work of the people.” This is our worship service. To that end, the worship committee reminds…
“Whoever does not love does not know God, for God is love.” 1 John 4:8 This verse about love shapes my understanding of God. God is love! God loves, but there is also something of Godself in love. There is something of God in all love and we are invited as Christians to love in…
So many parts of creation are in crisis these days that it’s hard to limit our concerns to one thing. But given the alarming loss of arable land, and the impacts of soil contamination, desertification, and salinization on ecosystems, world hunger, and species’ survival, we have chosen to focus this year’s creation season on soil.…
What is a “Prayground?” A prayground is a place in the front of the sanctuary where young children can experience worship through age-appropriate worship materials and tools that will help keep them engaged in worship. Children are in the midst of the congregation, with parents nearby, where they can see, hear and experience worship. Why…
Summer is almost here and it’s time to share your talents. We are searching for volunteers to participate on Sunday services in June, July, and August. Want to sing or play a solo, or join in a small ensemble? Let us know!