"This week's scripture looks like a story about dividing and counting but, if you read closely, there's another thread running underneath it... and it might be the one your own story needs." 

- Pastor Becca

"Scottish hymn-writer and minister John L. Bell says, “Whatever else God calls us to, we are called to worship, to do so together, and to do so in the promised company of Jesus Christ.” We look forward to seeing you for Scottish Communion. - Pastor Mac

"We will be looking at Genesis 25:19-34, the birth and growing up years of Jacob and Esau. It’s an understatement to say that there are some familial issues in this story! Whoever says the bible isn’t relatable to real life isn't reading it!"

 - Pastor Mac

"This Sunday I will be preaching on Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30, a text that highlights the liberation of Christ (“For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”). The theme of liberty has been ever present in our nation's history. It was also a theme from many Presbyterian pulpits in 1776. I will dabble in the concept of liberty in this Sunday’s sermon." - Pastor Mac

"This Sunday we look at a difficult scripture text: Genesis 22:1-14. While I heard the story a lot growing up (strangely), I have never preached on it (strangely). I look forward to wrestling with the text with you."

- Pastor Mac

"Friends, Sunday is the summer solstice - the day with the most sunlight of the year. We invite you to celebrate Christ’s loving light in worship at DPC on this day. Our liturgy will be used in other Presbyterian churches as the denomination's 227th General Assembly begins to meet in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Our scripture texts are Isaiah 58:6-12 and Revelation 22:1-7. The Revelation text highlights the theme for this year's General Assembly: The Leaves of the Tree are for Healing." - Pastor Mac

"Join us this Sunday as we explore how discipleship begins not with having all the answers, but with learning to see the world through the eyes of Christ. Who taught you to see?" - Rev. Becca Bateman

"Psalm 119 is the longest Psalm, with 176 verses, yet it beautifully explores every possibility of human language in expressing love for God's Word. When was the last time you tasted the sweetness of God's Word? Join us this Sunday as we taste and see God's goodness revealed through Scripture." - Rev. Dr. Mina Choi

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday and Graduation Sunday. Senior Molly Blore and myself will be doing a conversational sermon about the Triune God. We will celebrate those who are graduating from high school and college. 

- Pastor Mac

We’ll be looking at John 20:19-23, a short and wild story of the resurrected Jesus walking through doors to meet with his frightened disciples.