Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! In this season of change and unrest, we are mindful that Jesus is the same yesterday and today and forever. May you find a respite here. May you be met by Jesus here. May you be strengthened here to meet

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! We are mindful, today and always, that God is bigger than any nation, that Jesus is our ultimate leader, and that the Spirit sustains us in gentle ways both great and small. We gather this morning as a community of faith to offer our prayers and praise to God. We are together and God is with us.

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! We are remembering our saints and the rich history of those who have come before us. As we begin a season of stewardship, we are mindful of the generations of faithful people who came before us to bear a

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! We hope you experience the presence of Christ among this congregation. This Sunday we are contemplating the offering of Christ’s life and sacrificial love. In what ways might God be calling us to give of ourselves?

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! We are continuing to ponder the Book of Job. The suffering of Job is so great and his anger and frustration toward God is palpable. Regardless of what we endure, we can offer up both our praise and our grumblings to a God who will hear and receive them.

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! Today and next Sunday we are going to consider the story of Job. This story gives us a chance to challenge our thinking about suffering, faith, God and divine justice.

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! We are celebrating World Communion Sunday today when Protestant churches around the world contemplate our unity around the Table of our Lord. As we receive the bread and cup this morning, we are

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! Today we are exploring the story of Esther. This fairy tale of the Bible informs us of the various ways that God is at work, sometimes undetected, in our lives and in the world. Esther is “called for such a time as this.” What are the ways God might be calling you today?

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! In today’s scripture passage, the disciples are caught in a power struggle, arguing over who among them is the greatest. In response, Jesus draws a little child to himself, teaching that greatness comes from

Our scripture today uses various images to illustrate how damaging and hurtful the way we speak to and about others can be. Not only are we to control our speech, but what we say and how we say it are to reflect our faith.