A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will conclude on Sunday, May 21, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Comfort,” is rooted in Psalm 23:1-6, an expression of faith. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, May 14, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Direction,” is rooted in Psalm 1:1-6, an expression of wisdom. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, May 7, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The fourth message in the series, “Gratitude,” is rooted in Psalm 136:1-26, an expression of thanksgiving. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, April 30, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Order,” is rooted in Psalm 47:1-9, an expression of worship. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will continue on Sunday, April 23, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Grief,” is rooted in Psalm 6:1-10, an expression of lament. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A six-week worship series called “Voice of the People: Finding Community in the Psalms” will begin on Sunday, April 16, as we explore common themes of the human experience in this book of poetry and hymns. The first message in the series, “Awe,” is rooted in Psalm 145:1-21, an expression of praise. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

On Sunday, April 9, will we celebrate once again the good news that death does not have the last word in our lives. The message, “They Will See Me,” is rooted in the words of Jesus as presented in Matthew 28:1-10 and considers ways that we encounter the risen Christ in our daily lives. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will conclude on Sunday, April 2, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The final message in the series, “Rocks Cry Out,” is rooted in Jesus’ welcome into the city of Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday as told in Luke 19:28-40. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will continue on Sunday, March 26, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The fourth message in the series, “Division (and Unity),” is rooted in Jesus’ understanding of community as presented in John 17:20-24. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!

A five-week Lenten worship series called “Rocky Ground: Walking with Jesus on Rugged Terrain ” will continue on Sunday, March 19, as we make our way to Easter with humility and repentance. The third message in the series, “Sorrow (and Joy),” is rooted in the words of Jesus regarding pain and healing as presented in John 16:16-24. Contemporary worship will take place in person and online (www.mstarlc.church) at 9:15 AM, and traditional worship will take place in person at 11:15 AM. All are welcome!