Jason Miller - As SBCC makes the move to a weekly practice of the Eucharist, we're exploring the things that this sacred meal tells us about God and about who we can be. This week, we consider the creative power on display at the table, and the way that power works through us. 

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Jason Miller - As SBCC makes the move to a weekly practice of the Eucharist, we’re exploring the things that this sacred meal tells us about God and about who we can be. This week, we consider the fellowship of failure that makes our belonging possible.

If you'd like to join us in the practice of Eucharist, make sure to have some form of bread or cracker and some form of juice or wine close by.

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Jason Miller - As SBCC makes the move to a weekly practice of the Eucharist, we’re exploring the things that this sacred meal tells us about God and about who we can be. This week, we consider the power of memory at the table. 

What’s Happening

Jason Miller - As SBCC makes the move to a weekly practice of the Eucharist, we're exploring the things that this sacred meal tells us about God and about who we can be. 

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Jason Miller, Mariah Keener, and Zach Gillis - This year, we gather for our first Christmas Eve at the Tribune. But wherever you are, you’re invited to join us in this special gathering as we welcome the arrival of God in Christ. Grab a candle to light and enjoy this special liturgy of songs, Scripture, and teaching, as we celebrate Christmas. 

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Jason Miller - The stories of the birth of Jesus in the Gospels are given to us for more than sentimental Christmas tales. They're the narrative expression of the deep wisdom of our faith. The arrival of God in the life of Jesus can teach us how to look for and welcome of the arrival of God in our world right now. This year, we're bringing that wisdom forward into our own lives by not just hearing the stories, but by embodying the practices inherent in the stories. This week, we’re reminded of the power of showing up, and the deep work of becoming fully present. 

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Jason Miller, Jacqueline Kronk, and Rima Bahradine-Bell - The stories of the birth of Jesus in the Gospels are given to us for more than sentimental Christmas tales. They're the narrative expression of the deep wisdom of our faith. The arrival of God in the life of Jesus can teach us how to look for and welcome of the arrival of God in our world right now. This year, we're bringing that wisdom forward into our own lives by not just hearing the stories, but by embodying the practices inherent in the stories.

This week, we’re taking notes on generosity from our partners at the Boys and Girls Clubs. We had the opportunity to sit down with Jacqueline Kronk, the CEO of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor, and Rima Bahradine-Bell, the 2024 Midwest Youth of the Year, to talk about how generosity has shaped their work and life.

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Becky Ykema - The stories of the birth of Jesus in the Gospels are given to us for more than sentimental Christmas tales. They’re the narrative expression of the deep wisdom of our faith. The arrival of God in the life of Jesus can teach us how to look for and welcome of the arrival of God in our world right now. This year, we’re bringing that wisdom forward into our own lives by not just hearing the stories, but by embodying the practices inherent in the stories. This week, we’re exploring the word “adoration,” discovering where it is found in the Christmas story, and where it can be found all around us. 

This weekend we had the chance to be led by our friend, Becky Ykema. Becky is a worship leader living in the Denver area that we have the joy of joining in community with several times as year.

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Mark Waltz - The stories of the birth of Jesus in the Gospels are given to us for more than sentimental Christmas tales. They’re the narrative expression of the deep wisdom of our faith. The arrival of God in the life of Jesus can teach us how to look for and welcome of the arrival of God in our world right now. This year, we’re bringing that wisdom forward into our own lives by not just hearing the stories, but by embodying the practices inherent in the stories.

This week, we're inspired by the Magi to look for God in the unexpected and "wrong" places.

Mark Waltz is an author, leadership coach, guest experience expert, and the Executive Director at A Rosie Place for Children. When he’s not doing any of those things, he’s most likely with his wife, Laura, his daughter, Liv, and his grandkid, Arlo. If you’ve been around SBCC in person, you’ll most likely recognize him as the head of our greeters team.

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Jason Miller and Kelli Bowser - In a world with so much to grieve, we gathered today to say thanks. This isn't a naive exercise in false optimism, but a deep encounter with Reality.

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