May 31
Rachel Alpert, Guest Speaker
Psalm 121 reminds us that God is with us through every journey, hardship, and uncertainty we face. Drawing from the stories of David and Jacob, this sermon explores God’s promise to guide, protect, and bring peace to those who place their trust in Him. Through scripture, personal reflection, and themes of community and compassion, we are encouraged to “lift our eyes” and trust in the steadfast help of the Creator.
Rachel Alpert, Guest Speaker
Psalm 121 reminds us that God is with us through every journey, hardship, and uncertainty we face. Drawing from the stories of David and Jacob, this sermon explores God’s promise to guide, protect, and bring peace to those who place their trust in Him. Through scripture, personal reflection, and themes of community and compassion, we are encouraged to “lift our eyes” and trust in the steadfast help of the Creator.
Coming Up...
June 7
Keep Building, Ephesians 2:19-22
Rev. Sarah Alexander preaching
Rev. Rachael Dunlap, liturgist
In Ephesians 2:19–22, Paul reminds the church that we are not isolated individuals but people being built together into a living spiritual home grounded in Christ. Like individual Lego bricks, each person may seem small on their own, but together God creates something sacred, strong, beautiful, and holy. Even in seasons of transition, the church’s work continues — because God is still building.
June 14
A Glorious Testimony, Psalm 116:1, Romans 5:1-8, Psalm 100
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching
Expressing our love for someone else is important. Familiarity sometimes leads to us falling short of voicing our love for one another. Jesus warns that failing to vocalize our love, “I tell you, if these keep quiet, the stones will cry out” (Luke 19:40). Are we using our voice to offer up "A Glorious Testimony"?
June 21
Jeremiah Wade Olsen, Guest Speaker
Rev. Sarah Alexander, liturgist
June 28
Angela H. Montgomery, Ministerial Intern, Guest Speaker
Rev. Sarah Alexander, liturgist
July 5
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
July 12
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching
July 19
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 2
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 8
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August16
Rev.Carl Gladston preaching
August 23
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 30
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
Keep Building, Ephesians 2:19-22
Rev. Sarah Alexander preaching
Rev. Rachael Dunlap, liturgist
In Ephesians 2:19–22, Paul reminds the church that we are not isolated individuals but people being built together into a living spiritual home grounded in Christ. Like individual Lego bricks, each person may seem small on their own, but together God creates something sacred, strong, beautiful, and holy. Even in seasons of transition, the church’s work continues — because God is still building.
June 14
A Glorious Testimony, Psalm 116:1, Romans 5:1-8, Psalm 100
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching
Expressing our love for someone else is important. Familiarity sometimes leads to us falling short of voicing our love for one another. Jesus warns that failing to vocalize our love, “I tell you, if these keep quiet, the stones will cry out” (Luke 19:40). Are we using our voice to offer up "A Glorious Testimony"?
June 21
Jeremiah Wade Olsen, Guest Speaker
Rev. Sarah Alexander, liturgist
June 28
Angela H. Montgomery, Ministerial Intern, Guest Speaker
Rev. Sarah Alexander, liturgist
July 5
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
July 12
Rev. Chad Oyer preaching
July 19
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 2
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 8
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August16
Rev.Carl Gladston preaching
August 23
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching
August 30
Rev. Elizabeth Hurd preaching