Pray with us. For those who missed us on Sunday, participate in the entire service by going here to our Online Sunday Service. Listen and pray with Hymn 750, "So the Day Dawn for Me" sung and played by Dr. Susan Matthews and the St. Paul's Choir and consider the words prepared by Rev. Thomas Skillings. Can you simply be with another person's suffering? Can you wait for God to move and give life?

Pray with us. For those who missed us on Sunday, participate in the entire service by going here to our Online Sunday Service. Listen in on the first verse of Amazing Grace played and sung Dr. Susan Matthews and the St. Paul's Choir, consider the words prepared by Rev. Thomas Skillings. What are you anxious about? How might you finds ways to trust God?

Pray with us. For those who missed us on Sunday, participate in the entire service by going here to our first Online Liturgy. Listen in on the first verse of We Shall Walk in Peace played and sung Dr. Susan Matthews and quintet of St. Paul's Choir singers, consider the words prepared by Rev. Thomas Skillings and reflect, if only for a moment, on just how prayer can lead to deeper action for yourself and others during this temporary new normal.

Pray here. Together. Our guest preacher, the Rev. Ellen Wondra reflects on the readings for the second Sunday in Lent, when Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews, asks Jesus what he means by being renewed by the Spirit. On International Women's Day, Ellen suggests that God has always and continues to invite us to be made whole through the work of the Spirit in our midst. Also listen to the Choir premier our composer-in-residence, Patricia Van Ness's A Great Host, an adaptation of Psalm 68. For the entire service and/or sermon, visit us here.

Pray here. Together. The Rev. Thomas Skillings reflects the readings for the first Sunday in Lent, when Jesus is tempted in the desert. Where are you tempted to settle for comfort, safety, control that keeps you from having a radical trust and commitment to God's work in these 40 days? For the entire service and/or sermon, visit us here.

Pray here. Together. Jocelyn A. Sideco reflects on the transfiguration of Jesus, Mardi Gras, and how we can all identify as people of faith able to use our power to benefit others and live into a more just world. For the entire service and/or sermon, visit us here.

Pray here. Together. Rev. Thomas Skillings offers some words of encouragement for us all to continue to soften our hearts and take action to be in better relationship with one another. For the entire service and/or sermon, visit us here.

We sing I Want to Walk as a Child of the Light, Rev. Julie Graham offers words of encouragement, and we reflect on our own ability to practices the ways of the world not the ways of God.

We extend birthday greetings, the Choirs sing a beautiful presentation hymn and Thomas breaks open God's Word: followers of Jesus are called to bring the light into the world.

We all sing "As We Gather At Your Table," and Thomas helps us unpack our identity as Christians as more of a verb than a noun.