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Valley Presbyterian Church
By Valley Presbyterian ChurchReligion & Spirituality
Valley Presbyterian Church episodes
- 18 min
- 3.17.24: Streams of mercy never ceasingThis week guest preacher, Nate Millheim preaches on, "Streams of mercy never ceasing".26 min
- 3.10.24 Message: Jesus sought me when a strangerJenny preaches on, "Jesus sought me when a stranger" an our worship team sings!34 min
- 2.25.24 Message: Prone to WanderThis week Jenny gives a sermon entitled, "Prone to Wander". Aisea gives a beautiful spoken word and leads our music for the week. Be well.41 min
- 2.18.24 Come Thou Fount of Every BlessingThis Sunday Jenny reflects with the congregation over one of Rembrandt's most know paintings, The Return of the Prodigal Son.28 min
- 34 min
- 2.4.24 Message: "Beyond" by Jenny WarnerFor the first week of Black History Month Jenny preaches on the topic, "Beyond". she interviews a member of the church on her experience meeting MLK while on a flight to Chicago. Our worship team sings "Heal Us" in response.26 min
- 23 min
- Bringing Back by Nate Millheim 1.28.24 MessageThis week guest preacher, Nate Millheim preaches on the topic, "Bringing Back". Our music is from our worship team.30 min
- Beloved by Jenny Warner 1.14.24 Message Valley Presbyterian ChurchThis week's sermon, "Beloved" is from Rev Jenny Warner. Music by Aisea Taimani & Kate Lamont32 min
About Valley Presbyterian Church
From the publisher's feed
Valley Presbyterian Church has an international reputation as a destination wedding setting, but for some 350 people in the Bay area, it’s more than a wedding, or even a Sunday, destination: it’s our home.
Because of our proximity to Stanford and Silicon Valley, a lot of us work in academia or technology. Because of our love of and passion for the arts, many of us are working artists, writers, and musicians – or aspiring to be! We follow Christ in the teachings of the Reform tradition (PCUSA), though individually, our paths vary. What we share is a longing for God, a connection to the community, and meaningful ways to serve the wider world.
Even though we are a destination church, we believe that we are called to risk the Spirit-led journey. And we are really one another’s traveling companions and support team along the way.