Today we are saying a big YES as a congregation to become an independent church in the ELCA! In her sermon, Pastor Sara invites us to consider the next steps in this grand adventure.

This section of our #Adulting series (round 2) wraps up as we hear from our soon-to-be elected leadership team. We are so grateful for these servant leaders who are stepping to usher Salt House into the next step of our journey!

In round 2 of our #Adulting series, Pastor Sara leads us through a conversation about baptism and belonging. Salt House has been wrestling with the concept of membership and this week's sermon is a peek under the hood.

Pastor Sara introduces the next phase on our #Adulting series by doing a deep dive into what it means that Salt House is an ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America) congregation. She also shares a bit of her story and how she's been formed by her Lutheran background and other faith traditions.

So, how does the 2000-year-old Easter story of Jesus’ death and resurrection get told and understood today? Check out Pastor Sara's Easter sermon: You Will Be Found.

Palm Sunday kicks off Holy Week with Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, surrounded by shouts of "Hosanna!" (which means "save us"). These words echo into our lives today, especially in light our current political climate. Come and engage in the story of Jesus' last days of earthly life.

One of the core practices at Salt House is both hearing and telling our stories - that stories matter. When we engage in story, we hear the echoes of God's movement and are challenged to live more fully into our own story. Listen as Kim Saunders shares her personal and compelling story of Falling Upward.

Today we listen to a passage of scripture through the ancient practice of Lecito Divina. We'll turn to familiar words - Jesus' instructions for the Lord's Prayer - but also the provocative words traditionally read on Ash Wednesday, framing the journey of Lent as one of 'taking off our masks.' Join the conversation as we continue our challenging, transforming work of "Falling Upward," together.

Have you ever noticed this? How long have you been connected to Salt House? In your time here (or connecting virtually) have you ever noticed how Pastor Sara pretty much never uses the word "sin?" Well, this Sunday, she will. Why does she avoid it? Why will we go there this Sunday? Don't miss this key piece of our Lenten journey of Falling Upward, together.

Does everything happen for a reason? This second Sunday of Lent we explore this common question - and how we might be (re)oriented for a way of seeing God and our very lives in light of Jesus' invitation into the journey of Falling Upward, together.