Today we hear of Phillip as he is sent by the Holy Spirit to share the news of Jesus to the Ethiopian eunich on the wilderness road.

Today we continue the series on hospitality talking about the important teaching of Jesus to include the children in our ministry.

Today we begin a series on hospitality starting with the story of Abraham and Sarah's generous hospitality to the strangers who are walking by in the desert.

On his first Sunday, Pastor Drew Frisbie welcomes us with song and the message to share our gifts with the community.

In this final Sunday for the "Partners in the Gospel" worship series we hear retired Paster Annie Hayes prepare us for the transition to a new minister starting next Sunday, July 7. We are better together in service to the community!

Today begins our "Partners in the Gospel" worship series in which we hear how we are all co-workers with God. Proclaiming the Gospel is not something we can do alone. We can only do it together. God's vision is for a Kingdom and Kin-dom come which is communal. All our gifts matter as threads in the tapestry of God's kin(g)dom. …

Today we meditate on Psalm 139 and what it means for us to be made by God's own creating hand. We are knit together in our own being, and collectively in beloved community.

Today's Pentecost Worship invites us into intentional listening for the Holy Spirit's movement in our midst. We are called to receive the Spirit's gifts with courage, openness, patience, and curiosity. As we are led into the unknown realms of God's imagination.

Today our guest pastor, the Rev. Ashley Skinner-Creek, reflects on how the risen Christ comes alongside those in the midst of wonder and uncertainty.

Today we hear a story where God's Holy Spirit comes upon those who were previously outside the realm of God's promise. Those who were used to how things always were choose to let Spirit surprise them. They begin to share community with those who were once 'others.' We are all called to let Spirit astound us with who She will bring us together with.

Today we hear a story where God's Holy Spirit comes upon those who were previously outside the realm of God's promise. Those who were used to how things always were choose to let Spirit surprise them. They begin to share community with those who were once 'others.' We are all called to let Spirit astound us with who She will bring us together with.

Today we hear Jesus' teaching that he is the Good Shepherd. This teaching invites us to be sheep who follow. We are part of God's ever-expanding flock.

Maundy Thursday gets it's name from the Latin word "maundatum" meaning commandment. This service recalls Jesus' commandment to love one another. He embodies love to the end as a Messiah who serves rather than exploits.