This Sunday we celebrate the joyful mystery of the Resurrection of our Lord. Let us center ourselves for a time of praise and thanksgiving that, “He is risen! He has risen, indeed!”

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. Today we celebrate Jesus’ final entry into Jerusalem: the crowds waving palm branches and proclaiming, “Blessed is the One who comes in the name of the Lord!” We are mindful—even as we joyfully wave our palm branches—that the story will take a dreadful turn; that jubilant hosannas will give way to jeering crowds: “Crucify him!”

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. Jaydee Hanson, this morning's preacher, has a long background in the denomination's work on climate justice. He served

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. We continue our Lenten walk of reflection through the lens of climate justice. Join us as we explore our prophetic voices in the care for God's creation, what is God calling us to and how we live into our relationships with God and all of creation.

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. “Whoever you are, you are human. Wherever you are, you live in the world, which is just waiting for you to notice the holiness in it. So welcome to your own priesthood, practiced at the altar of your own life. The good news is that you have everything you need to begin.” ― Barbara Brown Taylor

Welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. We are continuing our Lenten journey of reflection and repentance, with the Easter hope of reconciliation with God. Join us as we think about God’s promises made to Abraham and Sarah, the promises that continue with us, promises that contain our commitment to God, to one another, and to the earth that God has so lovingly created.

Good morning, we are so glad to welcome you to a day of worship, praise, and proclamation. This morning is the first Sunday in the ancient and holy season of Lent, where we seek to walk alongside Christ in the wilderness towards the events of Holy Week. This season has always been centered around prayer, fasting, and

Good morning and welcome to worship at Mount Olivet! This is our final Sunday of this season of Epiphany before we begin the journey of Lent. In the story of the Transfiguration, Jesus’ divinity is revealed in the presence of the great prophets Moses and Elijah, and in the words from God claiming Jesus as God’s own son. As we contemplate both Black history month and the coming of Lent, we will lean into music in the spiritual tradition: Songs of life and of death, hope and resistance.

Good morning and welcome to worship at Mount Olivet. We hope that you experience inspiration and gentleness in the work of our worship together this morning! We are contemplating the glory of God and the beauty we find in healing and God’s reconciling work.

We are contemplating the ways that God is calling us and beckoning us to follow Jesus. We are noticing the ways that God is at work in the world around us and discerning the ways we might join in that work. We hope that you experience inspiration and gentleness in the work of our worship together this morning!