From a place of deep care and compassion for those in need, Jesus shares his need for co-laborers in his work of healing and restoration. We too share this work as disciples called to see others and the world God made.

As we celebrate the beginning of Pride Month, we hear a passage from the gospel of Matthew about how Christ’s mercy is waiting for all of us. In our faith, we will be made well.

Trinity Sunday offers the opportunity to ponder the mystery of the divine, somehow separate and yet united. God’s very creative process reflects this reality and we are made uniquely to live in community with one another.

As we celebrate Pentecost and mark the beginning of the summer season as a community of faith, we rejoice in the ways God moves to be with us through the presence of the spirit.

The Ascension of Jesus marks a new beginning for his followers as they enter an “in-between” time filled with uncertainty. In the midst of life’s uncertainties, we can be certain that we are never alone with the presence of the Holy Spirit alongside...

In the Easter season, we celebrate not only the fact that Jesus has risen, but how that means that we will never again be abandoned. “I will not leave you orphaned; I am coming to you,” Jesus says in John 14.

Jesus speaks words of comfort to our hearts troubled by loss in this world. Jesus knows, and we believe, that the pain of loss and death gives way to the promise of new life and resurrection. May we hold these words of comfort in our hearts this day...

In John 10, Jesus uses the image of a flock of sheep and their shepherd to share how we might all receive abundant life. As we celebrate this year’s Earth Day, may we remember how our shepherd is instructing us to care for God’s creation.

The road to Emmaus is only a 7-mile walk, but it provides space to understand the scriptures. The journey models our worship: Gathering, Word, Meal, Sending. We gather in the presence of the risen Lord and go forth to embody his love.

The Easter season reminds us resurrection is something we participate in, not just something we celebrate. Especially as we are flooded with news of war, may we hold fast to the gospel promise that God’s love will always prevail.