God is still speaking,
We believe that God was revealed in the past, but also in the present and the future. In the Bible, God was known through covenants with people and nations, through prophets and teachers, through conflicts and commandments, in visions and songs, and through the followers of Jesus and the church. In moments of compassion, justice, and peace, in our worship, sacraments, prayer, seeking, action, and silence, God continues to speak.
Following Jesus, we answer God's call to practice faith, mercy, and justice in community.
We are a community of practice. We walk together on our spiritual journey
Love One Another
Welcome to our new series called “Love One Another.” Over the next few weeks, we will focus on love–not as just an idea, but as an action. Jesus invited to the table those who would betray and deny him. This was as it had been throughout his entire ministry. Besides beloveds, he brought to the table those not like him, those who did not agree with him, those who felt threatened by him. At the Last Supper, he knelt and washed the feet of his disciples–an unexpected act for a Teacher with such status. Then Jesus said, “love one another as I have loved you.” His actions had already spoken before his words. Through Christ’s example and the power of the Spirit, we are capable of actions of radical and unexpected love, replacing “othering” with “neighboring.”
Gathering Time
Sundays at 10:30 AM
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