The Plymouth Congregational Church in Belmont's choir sings "He Never Failed Me Yet" with Soloist Lyndsay McCaffery. The score was arranged by Robert Ray.

Sermon by the Rev. Joe Zarro on Isaiah 9:1-9. Joe gives hope to those who feel as though they are trapped in the darkness of this world.

Sermon by guest preacher, the Rev. Megan Snell, co-pastor of the Open Table Dinner Church in Cambridge, MA. Megan connects how caring for our physical needs works to care for our spiritual needs.

Offertory Solo by Bruce Rogers, Tenor. Bruce is singing "The Lord's Prayer" arranged by Albert Malotte.

Sermon by the Rev. Joe Zarro on 1 Samuel 16:1-16. Joe retells the story of David being anointed, while comparing it to other biblical figures such as Samuel and his growth in scripture.

Sermon by the Rev. Joe Zarro of 1 Kings 5:1-5, 8:1-13. Joe discusses humanities attend to confine God in places of worship, but that God is so much greater than our buildings can hold.

Seminarian Daniel Adam preaches on 1 Kings 19:1-18, and how God comforted Elijah in his deepest despair, and set him back on track for his holy task. God comes to us when we are feeling like we are at rock bottom.

Rev. Joe preaches in Massachusetts as Hurricane Irma strikes Florida, exploring the question of "Is God's Creation Really Good?" When things go wrong, Rev. Joe looks to the many things that have to go "right" for our lives to be possible.

Seminarian Daniel Adam preaches his debut sermon on Exodus 16:1-18, the story of God providing manna from heaven for the Israelites in the wilderness. By trusting daily, and trusting in God to provide for the Sabbath as well, we learn to give up our stresses and worries to God.

Rev. Joe preaches on Pentecost on the "Spirit-led Church" that is guided by faith in Christ and the Holy Spirit, not tradition, dogma or legalistic observances. The reading is Acts 2.1-13, and as is the custom at Plymouth Church, Pentecost has a "Celebration of the Tongues" where lay people read verses of the scriptures in many languages. You will hear Arabic, Hungarian, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish, Latin, German, and Italian.