A sermon about light and dark, the story of Nicodemus The hymn is “Come Thou Fount” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it on an iPod or other

Everyone knows the Ten Commandments. But why do we still need these old rules? Why do we need rules at all? Pastor Christy explores the ways that God’s commands bring life. The hymn is “Bring Many Names” Click on listen

Abraham and Sarah got incredible, unbelievable news. God’s covenant involves being known by name, called home, and given great purpose. The hymn is “Every Hour I Need Thee” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click

A sermon on covenants – the ones God makes, and the ones we make. The hymn is “Bring Many Names.” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download to then transfer and play it on

On Transfiguration Sunday, Pastor Christy invites us to consider the “thin places” in our own faith journey. The hymn is “All Creatures of Our God and King.” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon or click on download

This Sunday, we welcomed Rev. Christy Dowdy as our interim pastor. Pastor Christy’s sermon is about healing, empowerment, and being lifted up – and how all those might be applicable for ACoB in this time of great transition. The hymn

We welcomed David Johnson as our guest preacher this week. David works with GRID Alternatives, a non-profit solar installer whose mission is to increase solar energy access to homeowners who otherwise might not be able to afford it. Previously, Dave

A special thanks to Amy and Stephen for planning and leading Sunday worship where we got to hear the voices of our congregation read MLK’s Letter From a Birmingham Jail. Our upstairs Sunday School class was inspired to lead the

On Pastor Nancy’s last Sunday with Arlington Church of the Brethren, District Executive Gene Hagenberger shares a sermon about endings and beginnings. The hymn is “Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise.” Click on listen to stream audio of this sermon

On this final Sunday of Advent, Pastor Nancy offers reflections on the risk inherent in the Christmas story and the risk we all are invited to take in order to live into the love and justice of Christ. The hymn