On Sunday, Jan. 26, we’ll gather to celebrate an important milestone in the life of our congregation: the two-year anniversary of becoming a Reconciling in Christ (RIC) church. On this special day, we will give thanks for the ways we have been living into our public commitment to welcome, affirm, and advocate for LGBTQIA+ people and all who have been excluded or marginalized.
Epiphany worship series begins Jan. 12. At the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, the story of God takes a profound turn. In these early chapters of Luke’s Gospel, we encounter moments where the call of God echoes through the wilderness, into the lives of fishermen, and among ordinary people yearning for something more. This series invites us to reflect on how Jesus’ ministry begins by calling people into a new understanding of God’s work in the world.
Welcome to this holy night, where we gather to celebrate the extraordinary story of Christ’s birth. In the quiet town of Bethlehem, among humble shepherds and a young couple with no place to stay, God entered the world in the most ordinary of ways. Yet through this child, everything changed—the hopes of the weary, the longings of the broken, and the future of all creation were transformed. Tonight, we remember that this extraordinary story is still unfolding, inviting us to receive the light of Christ into our own lives and share it with the world.
