Do you notice that smells have memories? If a new box of crayons takes you back to kindergarten, or a perfume reminds you of someone special, this week's Bible story will fill your senses.

Storyteller Pam Faro and the choir will share stories with us this week as we explore the gift of mercy.

What do a seaside cottage, a desert and a fig tree have in common? This week we are joined by Rev. Amelia as we look at each of them through the lens of story and scripture as we seek spiritual refuge. We'll have a Story for All Ages, using a picture book as a modern parable. After that, we'll continue our ponderings with David and Jesus as companions.

Joined by Rev. Sarah, this week we continue the journey of Lent, as we travel to the West Wall in Jerusalem. If you're listening in, have a piece of paper on hand for our prayer time.

The season of Lent is a time of renewal and lengthening days. As we explore what renewal looks and sounds like in the works of justice, it might help to remember that God has a way of adding by subtracting and multiplying by dividing.

This Sunday was a special service focused on addressing racism in our world. We are joined by Associate Conference Minister of the UCC Rocky Mountain Conference, Dr. Rev. Anthony Scott as he gives a sermon on anti-racism.

What keeps you up at night? Storyteller Pam Faro joins us in Worship as we hear Jesus' teaching on worry and its surprising connection to the things we own.

When Jesus told his students to love their enemies there's a good chance his words caught them by surprise. Who exactly are the enemies and how would one go about loving them?

We are joined by Rev. Sarah as we explore this question together. The answers may catch you by surprise too.

This week were are joined by Storyteller Pam Faro who shares a special story for all ages. Following Pam, Rev. Sarah reflects as we take a close look at Jesus' teaching around anger and retaliation.

This week we join Rev. Amelia as we continue with the Sermon on the Mount, and see what Jesus has to say about making promises. If you've ever made a pinkie promise, crossed your heart or sworn on a Bible, you'll find this teaching intriguing.