What's Happening
First Nations Kitchen
Sunday, August 23, help prepare and serve indigenous To Go meals and organic produce for the community.
Art Opening and Reception
Celebrate the permanent placement of this series of paintings from Lent, Sunday, August 23 at 4pm.
School Tools
August 2-9: Help students from low-income families start school with the tools for success!
Summer Forum Series
“What is the Church doing at Eucharist?” Sunday mornings beginning June 14
Discernment: Spiritual Practices for Sensing the Spirit’s Leading
2nd and 4th Sundays from 11:30am-1pm in the Fireside Room, beginning June 14.
Recent Sermons
Honoring The Philadelphia Eleven
The kingdom of heaven is collective liberation made manifest, One Way of love and justice with many paths. Jesus talks about those many paths in the parables we read today, going from gardener to baker to treasure-seeker to trader to fisher. A world rooted in a God that is one-in-three necessitates diverse and interconnected ways of practicing God’s love and justice.
Wheat and Weeds: Harvesting Hope While Gently Unburdening Our Despair
Spiritual hope is harvested unseen after many seasons of patiently, gently, and consistently caring for our innermost parts. Parts that need constant gardening. How do we do this inner, spiritual work when we cannot immediately identify our wheat or our weeds?
Disability Pride Month: “God Sows on Every Kind of Soil — Including Ours”
The sower in Jesus’ parable does not see “less than.” The sower sees soil worth sowing in. God’s Word does not depend on perfect soil. God’s call does not depend on perfect bodies. God’s grace does not depend on perfect minds. God sows because God sees possibility where the world sees limitation.
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"E-vangelist" Articles
Why I Am Supporting the Love Out Loud Project
In a world where division often feels louder than unity, Love Out Loud offers a counter narrative—one rooted in empathy, courage, and the willingness to show up for one another.
