Not Quite Rising to an Eternal Mystery…
Some people noticed that the EXIT sign to the right of the chancel as one looks to the front of the church has a “right arrow” on it – seeming
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Accomplishing BIG Things by Faith
We unanimously passed the Resolutions last Sunday that are our final sign-off of the documents for the Old First House project. We have approved the leases and the financing that
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In the Wilderness (daily Lenten reflections)
Inviting others to walk this journey through Lent with us, yesterday Michael posted “Day 33” on the 4th and Race St. fences. Interrupting the long row of purple, white and
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Reflections for Good Friday, April 7, 2023 @ 7 pm (Sanctuary and online)
Reflections for Good Friday, April 7, 2023 @ 7 pm in the Sanctuary and online Good Friday has become the service of the year in our recent tradition when lay
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Our Congregation Online and in the Sanctuary
One Congregation Online and In the Sanctuary… New online Liturgists and Lectors! A Miracle of the Spirit in Our Worship Last week, Isaiah and Jeff, our “tech guys” from
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What Jesus Says and What the Pastor Sees! : Epistle 02.17.23
Jesus said in church last Sunday, “If your eye gives you trouble, tear it out and throw it away” (ok, that’s my Good Newsesque paraphrase). Though I didn’t mention it,
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Beloved, It was a hard meeting on Sunday. Your church leaders knew it was going to be. We have not had a difficult budget for many years, and for circumstances
Read more Annual Reports 2022
Reports for the Annual Congregational Meeting on Sunday, January 29, 2023 are available below. If you have any questions regarding the reports, please reach out to the church office. Agenda
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Slate of Elections 2022
Please click here to view the Slate of Nominations for the 2022 Annual Meeting
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Getting Ready for Sunday!
I know, I know, it’s the Sunday of our Annual Congregational Meeting and you already have reports to look over before going to church. But I always hope that people
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