Most of us remember last year’s worship and picnic, with outdoor worship followed by a wonderful picnic with amazing food. We’re doing it again on June 11 at 11:00 am!Obviously, we’ll need a lot of cooking. But more than cooking, this is a chance for friends and neighbors to join us in worship and fellowship....Read More
Wednesday, February 22The pastors will be available in the sanctuary to provide the imposition of ashes to individuals between the hours of 10-3, and by appointment. Read More
Prepared By GodOn the church’s “liturgical calendar,” the season between Christmas and Lent is known as “Ordinary Time”. But really, this is a season dedicated to spiritual growth! (The liturgical color green, featured in the sanctuary throughout this season, symbolizes the theme of growth.) Some of us are more mature in faith; others are just...Read More
On the church’s “liturgical calendar,” the season between Christmas and Lent is known as “Ordinary Time”. But really, this is a season dedicated to spiritual growth! (The liturgical color green, featured in the sanctuary throughout this season, symbolizes the theme of growth.) Some of us are more mature in faith; others are just beginning a...Read More
Restored by God On the church’s “liturgical calendar,” the season between Christmas and Lent is known as “Ordinary Time”. But really, this is a season dedicated to spiritual growth! (The liturgical color green, featured in the sanctuary throughout this season, symbolizes the theme of growth.) Some of us are more mature in faith; others are...Read More
On the church’s “liturgical calendar,” the season between Christmas and Lent is known as “Ordinary Time”. But really, this is a season dedicated to spiritual growth! (The liturgical color green, featured in the sanctuary throughout this season, symbolizes the theme of growth.) Some of us are more mature in faith; others are just beginning a...Read More
Come and Worship! Come and Worship!Worship Christ, the Newborn King! Join us on Sunday, January 2nd as we continue our celebration of the birth of Christ! We will celebrate the coming of the Light of Christ and the arrival of the Magi who followed the light to worship Him. Our Scripture will be Matthew 2:1-12....Read More
Sermon: Onward: Week 5 by the Rev. Dr. Kristin WidrichMoses had gone up the mountain. By the time of Exodus 32:1-6, the people had decided Moses wasn’t coming back, and they wanted to have something solid to worship. Like a golden calf.You remember that Covenant Pastor Kristin spoke of last week? That the Israelites should...Read More
This week is World Communion Sunday. At our outdoor worship service, prepackaged individual servings of bread and grape juice will be on the chairs, allowing us to share Communion safely. If you are worshiping at home, either by watching the prerecorded videos on our website, the church YouTube channel, or Facebook, or the service being...Read More
