Sunday, May 16, 2021 - Seventh Sunday of Easter
May 14, 2021
Join us for our livestreamed service on Sunday, May 16th.
The scripture reading is from Philippians 4:4-20 (Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice...). Hopefully, Rev Teresa, recovering from dental surgery, will be leading us in worship! Pray for her speedy recovery!
James Caswell, our Minister of Music, and Julia, Karen and Crystal will lead us in music and song.
You will be find our service bulletin with hymns, texts and announcements here.
Join in on the virtual offering plate for M&S, Outreach & GSJ operational needs! If you have pledged for the new digital organ fund, your pledges for 2021 are requested by June 30.
CLICK HERE for the livestream on YouTube at around 10:20 am (announcements) for the 10:30 am Sunday service; after the service you will be able to view a recording on YouTube by clicking below.
This Sunday there will also be a virtual coffee hour at 1:00. Passcode is in the service bulletin.
It's also Mental Health Sunday , part of the church’s effort to create communities of radical belonging for all people, including those living with mental health challenges.
"Voices from Gaza: Witnessing genocide, Surviving and Hope" with Prof. Iyas Salim Abu-hajiar. Join us in person or online at 10:30 am.
"Were not our hearts burning within us?" Join us on the figurative Road to Emmaus this Sunday, April 19, in person or online at 10:30 am.
"There is something about showing up—about placing ourselves, as best we can, in the company of others who are seeking, questioning, hoping—that matters deeply." Join us in person or online at 10:30 am.
Hey - this tomb is empty! Please join us in celebration this Sunday at 10:30 in person or online !
Good question. Come and join us Friday morning at 10:30 ( live or in person) and we can talk about it.
"All or none: Christians, Jews, and Muslims support Justice, Love, and Peace."
"You can follow every rule—and still miss the heart of God."
“Let the little children come to me. Do not stop them. For it is to such as these that the kingdom of heaven belongs.”
Not because we had plenty. But because we shared what we had.