What barriers keep you from seeing all people as neighbors? What can bring those barriers down?

Wrapping up the first week of Lent, as we explore 'Stranger & Neighbor' through the lens of the Good Samaritan, John Rowley shares powerful insights on breaking down barriers, pushing past comfort zones, and tackling those prejudices and privileges we all carry. Join us for an honest and inviting conversation.

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

Who do you find hardest to love? How might you compassionately hold space for them?

Marijo Taylor, continues our Lenten Journey. She shares how she reframes situations that typically make it hard to love people when they're "throwing their bag of stinky stuff at you".

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

When you think of the word “compassion,” what comes to mind?

Rev. Kathryn Foster, our Minister for Pastoral Care, continues our Lenten Journey, focusing on "compassion". She gives insight on we can practice compassion in our day-to-day lives.

Bible references: Matthew 14:14

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

Have you ever received profound hospitality? How did it impact you?

Betsy Metzgar, continues our Lenten Journey. Betsy shares several stories oh when she has received an outpouring of love in the form of hospitality, and prompts us to look deeper asking "Where do we NOT see hospitality, or where do we see hospitality being refused?"

Bible references: "The Good Samaritan" - Spark Story Bible

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

What are the attributes of a good neighbor? Are you a good neighbor?

Katherine Grum, one of our Elders and a member of our Youth Advisory Team here at FPCA, continues our Lenten Journey. She shares about how being a good neighbor has impacted her life.

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

How do you feel when a stranger approaches you? How might you learn from and transform those feelings?

One of our Deacons and Stephen Ministers, Karen Richards, continues our Lenten Journey. She explores how we are called to interact when approached by a stranger.

Bible references: Leviticus 19: 33-34, Matthew 25:40, & Hebrews 13:2

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

Who in your life lives with intention? How does it impact their days? What do you admire about them?

One of FPCA's Deacons, Andy Baranek, shares a story about some of the people he knows that live with intention as we continue our Lenten journey.

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

Create a mantra for yourself this Lenten season. Between now and Easter, what words would you like to repeat?

Join us as Rick Ensley continues our 2025 Lenten Daily Prayer Services. He gives insight as to what a mantra should be, and shares his mantra with all of us. "Be still, and know that I am God." (from Psalm 46). What is your mantra?

This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

What keeps you from taking action? What inspires you to act?

Join us as Errika Gonzalez, our Director of Children & Families, continues our 2025 Lenten Daily Prayer Services. This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org

This Lenten season, what are your intentions? Do you have any hopes for these six weeks?

Join us as Pastor Taylor Hall kicks off the 2025 Lenten Daily Prayer Services. This year's theme is "Everything [in] Between" inspired by "A Sanctified Art".

As part of today's reflection, Taylor shares a poem by the Rev. Asher O’Callahan, an ELCA Pastor and transgender man.

Join us Sunday morning's in person or online, visit fpcallentown.org/sunday-worship for more details. For a text transcript of the sermon, please check it on the FPCA Blog: blog.fpcallentown.org