It's Palm Sunday and palm branches cover the way for Jesus! Blessed is the one who comes in the name of the LORD! Hosanna in the highest!

Fifth Sunday of Lent

Rev. Jack Lipphardt uses John 12:20-33 for his sermon titled, "The Seed Dies to Bear Fruit".

Laetere Sunday

Laetere – Latin for “Rejoicing” – the 4th Sunday of the somber and penitential season of Lent is a day to lift the reflective and introspective mood with an acknowledgment of the presence and promises of God for healing and redemption.

Call to Worship[1]

 Give thanks to the Lord, for God is good;

the wondrous love of God endures forever.

Let the redeemed of the Lord say it is so; God has redeemed us from trouble.

Sickened by sinful ways, we cry to the Lord and seek relief from distress.

Let us thank the Lord for steadfast love and for endless mercy. 

Let us praise the living God with songs of thanksgiving;

let us tell others of the Lord’s good deeds with lives that show our joy.

[1] Composed for today by Rev. Lipphardt citing Psalm 107.

Third Sunday of Lent

Deacon Associate Alan Williams is in the Pulpit with a sermon called, "Cleaning House".

Second Sunday of Lent

The sermon, "Whispers of God's Presence", is based on Mark 8:31-38.

The Lord's Supper is shared.

Rev. Jack Lipphardt

Deacon Asso. G. Alan Williams

Transfiguration Sunday

Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany

Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany

Third Sunday after the Epiphany

Second Sunday after the Epiphany: Human Relations Day