10 am Sunday In-Person & Livestream Worship Services

 Once, Jesus was traveling in a foreign land, and he was thirsty.  In the gospel of John 4:5-42, he asks a woman for a drink.  But, this wasn’t an ordinary woman.  Her people and Jesus’ people weren’t exactly on speaking terms.  Despite her questionable background, Jesus honors the woman with his attention and reveals a whole new understanding to her about what God is doing.  We hope to see you this Sunday as we all learn about living waters in parched times.   

Sometimes, faith can feel difficult to understand.  Late in the night, a religious leader snuck out to pay a visit to Jesus.  He wanted to know what it was all about.  In short, Jesus responded (in John 3:1-17) that it’s about a whole new way of life, like being born anew.  And, it’s also all about love.  We hope to see you this Sunday to learn more and to let this teaching settle into our bodies and souls as we celebrate communion.

 Life is full of tests and challenges.  Before Jesus began his ministry, he faced a time of testing that challenged him physically and spiritually.  At the core of this time of temptation was a key question: would he set aside his divine powers and allow himself to be fully human and trust God?  Come Sunday, as we ponder the depth of this test and what it means for us and all creation. 

Join us at 7pm as we receive ashes and begin the season of Lent.