This Sunday we return to our summer hospitality series: Making New Friends. This week's message will be about showing people that they matter. Our scripture reading will be from Colossians 4:5-6. The Faith Singers will be singing a special hymn.
Join us this Sunday as we continue our exploration of the history of race and racism in the UMC. Pastor Margaret will be speaking about conquest and consequences. Our scripture reading will be from Joshua 6:1-4, 15-17. The Connections Band will be playing.
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Join us this Sunday as we explore the history of race and racism in the UMC. Our scripture reading will be from Matthew 5:14-16. The Connections Band will be playing. We will also be celebrating Holy Communion.
Join us this Sunday as we continue our exploration of the history of race and racism in the UMC. This week's sermon will be on Methodism and civil rights. Our scripture reading will be from Ephesians 2:4-22. Rick and Lynn Crozier will provide the special music.
Roger Tanquist will serve as our guest speaker this Sunday as we continue to delve into practicing hospitality. Our scripture readings will be from Matthew 13:24-30 and Luke 24:13-16, 28-35. The Connections Band will be playing.
We apologize, but this recording is audio-only until 24:04 due to technical difficulties.
This Sunday we continue our exploration of the history of race and racism in the UMC. Pastor Doug will be speaking on Methodism in the Jim Crow Era: Separate and Unequal. Our scripture reading will be Galatians 3:27-29. Barbara Howard and Suna Chung will be playing a duet for special music.
This Sunday we continue our exploration of the history of race and racism in the UMC. This series connects inextricably with the summer hospitality series and will be based on the book Our Hearts Were Strangely Lukewarm. Pastor Margaret will be speaking on compromises and their consequences. Our scripture reading will be from the book of Philemon verses 4-20.
This Sunday we start our exploration of the history of race and racism in the UMC. This series connects inextricably with the summer hospitality series and will be based on the book Our Hearts Were Strangely Lukewarm. Let us prayerfully venture into this challenging journey together where we can hold each other up, mourn together, and collectively cultivate courage to know better and do better. Our scripture reading will be from Luke 4:18-19, and the Rejoice! Ringers will perform special music.
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