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  • Second Sunday of Lent: Listening to Our Bodies & Finding Our Breath

    Come and listen to the sacred text that connects our own aliveness with the breath of God. Together let us “pray without ceasing” as we pay attention to our breathing and believe that breathing is prayer. God blew breath into us at creation, and we continue to breathe all of creation in and out of…

  • The Big Deal Weekend

    The Big Deal Weekend is a weekend built around anti-racist education focused on the intersection of faith and identity. It will be a weekend full of opportunities for growth through fellowship, workshops, and worship. The weekend will consist of a Friday evening, full Saturday and Sunday morning (March 18-20, 2022). Learn more and register for…

  • The Big Deal Weekend

    The Big Deal Weekend is a weekend built around anti-racist education focused on the intersection of faith and identity. It will be a weekend full of opportunities for growth through fellowship, workshops, and worship. The weekend will consist of a Friday evening, full Saturday and Sunday morning (March 18-20, 2022). Learn more and register for…

  • Third Sunday of Lent: Willingly Haunted

    As part of The Big Deal Weekend, our weekend built around anti-racist education focused on the intersection of faith and identity, Bishop David Alan Bard will preach his sermon, Willingly Haunted, for our Sunday worship. Bishop Bard is the presiding bishop of the Michigan Conference of The United Methodist Church. Bishop Bard also shepherds the…

  • The Big Deal Weekend

    The Big Deal Weekend is a weekend built around anti-racist education focused on the intersection of faith and identity. It will be a weekend full of opportunities for growth through fellowship, workshops, and worship. The weekend will consist of a Friday evening, full Saturday and Sunday morning (March 18-20, 2022). Learn more and register for…

  • Fourth Sunday of Lent: Finding Your Power, Listening to Healing

    This week in worship we hear the story of an unnamed woman and a man named Jairus. Both are desperate. Jairus has wealth, and power, and access. The unnamed woman has none of those things. Both come to Jesus in prayer seeking healing. The woman for herself, while the man, Jairus, for his daughter. As…

  • Holy Thursday: Finding Jesus

    You are invited to Holy Thursday worship to come and listen, to be silent and to exam our hearts in this holiest of weeks. Breaking the bread and lifting the…

  • Good Friday: Listening for the Inner Jerusalem

    Tonight we will hear the story of Jesus’s passion through the 14 stations of the cross. Sometimes we will listen, sometimes we will sing, and sometimes we will be invited…