In good times and not so good, God accompanies us in love and grace, and we thrive in gratitude.

God invites us into a discernment lifestyle, an ongoing conversation with God in prayer.

On All Saints Day, we celebrate God’s love alive in the saints who have gone before, those living now, and those who are yet to come.

In prayer, Jesus invites us to draw near to God, confessing our need for God, living into Christ’s tender mercy.

God hears the pleas of the hungry and invites us to listen and act – to pray and never give up. The world is full of the pleas and cries of the hundreds of millions who hunger. World Food Day asks us to listen and to act.

If you want to experience the glory of God, look to what Deacons do.

Jesus seeks us out and brings us to the table, saying, “I am among you as one who serves.”

God joins us in the circle of lament -- as we listen to the lament of the world, share our own, and move forward together into a world of healing.