Rev. Nancy Frausto’s message holds her own migration story in conversation with Matthew 2.9-15.

Rev. Rhina Ramos’s message holds her own migration story in conversation with Exodus 5.1-8. 

Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Kuan’s message weaves the migration story of Ruth with his own migration story.

Alexie Torres invites reflection on the great migration back to the heart of God in which we find each other.

Matt’s message is rooted in the parable of the Pharisee & the tax collector (Luke 18.9-14). Marjorie Procter-Smith asks, “If a tax collector can find mercy before God, who is excluded?” Luke’s Gospel tells us the tax collector goes down to his home justified by God, but we don’t know what his new life will look like. How might God call us beloved through the waters of baptism and long for us to deepen in our commitments to loving God and our neighbors? Matt invites […]

Matt’s message is rooted in the story of Jacob wrestling with the divine (Genesis 32) and Jesus’ parable on praying always and not losing heart (Luke 18.1-8). How might we be called to wrestle with God in our Deep Commitments to God and our community of faith?

Matt’s message hold’s Amanda Lindsey Cook’s newly released The New Country in conversation with Jeremiah 29 and Luke 17. As we reflect on ways to deepen our commitments to God and one another, what “new country” might God be calling you toward as you reach in love?

Matt’s message invites reflection on life together at The Table. How has God been moving among us at The Table this year? What might God’s vision be for The Table in the year ahead? What Deep Commitment might you be called to make to God and our community of faith for the coming year?

Rev. Sam Blewis was our special guest preacher this morning at The Table. Sam’s message is rooted in Luke 16:19-31 & invites reflection on where we might find ourselves in the story of Lazarus and the rich man.

Rev. Dr. Safwat Marzouk was our special guest preacher. Safwat’s message is rooted in the story of Joseph (Genesis 37-50) and invites reflection on how reading this story from through lens of migration might embolden the church to become an intercultural community.