We continue our sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” We hear a special reading of Psalm 23 and a reading from John’s Gospel. Pastor Earl preaches as we focus on this week’s animal: sheep.

We continue our sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” Pastor Teresa preaches from the book of Jonah and the animals of focus are whales.

We begin a new sermon series “All Creatures Great and Small.” Each week will focus on animals featured in Bible stories and we will remember together our call to care for creation. This Sunday, Pastor Teresa preached on Matthew 6:25-34 and we take a look at what we can learn from Jesus’ invitation to think about the birds of the air.

This Sunday, Megan Otto shares a message with us about things we've hoped for and things we've missed.

We gather this Easter Sunday and rejoice in the Good News of the Risen Christ. Pastor Teresa’s sermon, “Practicing Resurrection” is based on the Gospel of Luke’s account of the resurrection.

Palm Sunday begins in celebration and transitions to the sorrow of Holy Week ahead. The sermon is from Rev. Earl Kim, who concludes our series on Spiritual Practices with the theme of “Mourning.”

We continue our Lenten Sermon Series on Spiritual Practices. The scripture lesson is the story from John’s Gospel on the raising of Lazarus, and Pastor Teresa preaches about the spiritual practices of tending to the body and aging.

We continue our Lenten Sermon Series on Spiritual Practices, and Pastor Earl preaches. His sermon title is “Hospitality: A Place at the Table,” and we hear scripture readings from Leviticus and Luke’s account of the Last Supper.

We continue our Lenten Sermon Series on Spiritual Practices, and Pastor Earl preaches. His sermon title is “Hospitality: A Place at the Table,” and we hear scripture readings from Leviticus and Luke’s account of the Last Supper.

We continue our Lenten journey and sermon series on Spiritual Practices. We hear scripture readings from Deuteronomy 5:12-15 & Mark 2:23-28 and Pastor Teresa preaches on Sabbath Keeping.