All Saints SundayOctober 29 at 11:00 Since the year 835, Christians have celebrated All Saints Day on November 1. It is a day to remember all God’s faithful people who have lived and died in Christ, to celebrate the ways they have pointed us to God, and to reflect upon our own relationship to Jesus and...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
By The Rev. Dr. Larry Ruby As we celebrate Palm Sunday in a very new way, the importance and meaning of the day are even more vital to all who believe! The people had a dream that one day their Savior, their Messiah, would come. As they entered Jerusalem on the first Palm Sunday they...Read More
