This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: Living in Hope. We'll hear about Saul's conversion and the consequences of loving your enemy this week. Our Scripture reading will be from Acts 9:1-19a.
This Sunday, we begin a new sermon series: Living in Hope. We'll hear about Saul's conversion and the consequences of loving your enemy this week. Our Scripture reading will be from Acts 9:1-19a.
This Sunday, our Scripture reading will be from John 20:19-31. We'll hear about Jesus appearing to the disciples and sending them out to proclaim the gospel after his Resurrection. Thomas initially misses out on this, but Jesus appears to him again and warns him against equating seeing with believing.
This Sunday, our Scripture reading will be from John 20:19-31. We'll hear about Jesus appearing to the disciples and sending them out to proclaim the gospel after his Resurrection. Thomas initially misses out on this, but Jesus appears to him again and warns him against equating seeing with believing.
This Easter Sunday, we celebrate Christ's victory over death! We'll hear the story of the Resurrection from Mary Magdalene's perspective. Mary was the first to meet her risen Lord, but she did not recognize him until he called her by name.
This Easter Sunday, we celebrate Christ's victory over death! We'll hear the story of the Resurrection from Mary Magdalene's perspective. Mary was the first to meet her risen Lord, but she did not recognize him until he called her by name.
Our Maundy Thursday service is inspired by the medieval practice of Tenebrae, a Latin term for “darkness” referring to an ancient Christian tradition of gradually extinguishing candles to symbolize the coming darkness of Jesus’ death. It has long been a tradition for the combined choirs of Puyallup UMC and Puyallup First Presbyterian to present this music. Enjoy this beautiful Lenten worship experience
This Sunday is Palm Sunday, the day we celebrate Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, where he was met with enthusiastic praise and hailed as king. Just a few days later, he was crucified and mocked, but rose again as a different kind of king. Our Scripture reading will be from John 19:16b-22.
