Does your image of God hold you back? Are you using all your talents which have been entrusted to you? Give a listen to Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Jim, “Use It or Lose It.”

Does your image of God hold you back? Are you using all your talents which have been entrusted to you? Give a listen to Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Jim, “Use It or Lose It.”

Do you have someone you need to say “Sorry” to? Have a situation that you need to put right? Or perhaps some deed of kindness that you’ve been meaning to do, but haven’t had the time? Then listen to Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Jim, “The Clock Is Ticking.”

Do you have someone you need to say “Sorry” to? Have a situation that you need to put right? Or perhaps some deed of kindness that you’ve been meaning to do, but haven’t had the time? Then listen to Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Jim, “The Clock Is Ticking.”

In this All Saints Sunday sermon, Pastor Jim asks, “When did you realize… that someday you would die?” If you have a hard time with that concept, and the fear that often attends it, then give a listen.

In this All Saints Sunday sermon, Pastor Jim asks, “When did you realize… that someday you would die?” If you have a hard time with that concept, and the fear that often attends it, then give a listen.

In this Reformation Sunday sermon marking the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Pastor Jim reminds us that we are all members of God’s priesthood and our ministry involves the people we come into contact with in our daily lives.

In this Reformation Sunday sermon marking the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Pastor Jim reminds us that we are all members of God’s priesthood and our ministry involves the people we come into contact with in our daily lives.

Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Eileen Burdick explores the mysteries of how the Holy Spirit moves people in diverse ways, though in overall harmony with God’s purpose. A song about the Spirit performed by Karl follows.

Sunday’s sermon by Pastor Eileen Burdick explores the mysteries of how the Holy Spirit moves people in diverse ways, though in overall harmony with God’s purpose. A song about the Spirit performed by Karl follows.