It is November and that means we have Thanksgiving on our minds.  We give thanks for our family, friends, our homes, good food to eat, football to watch, the health and safety of loved ones, and for our nation.  Our lectionary reading from Hebrews today reminds us we have so many reasons to give thanks…

As Thanksgiving and Christmas approach we are about to enter the season of giving.  It is a time for us to think about all we have been given by God and a time when we are a little more inclined to give to others.  In our lectionary reading today we meet the widow who gave…

Join us for worship today as we celebrate All Saints’ Sunday and communion.  Don’t forget the time change and join us at 11:15 AM. If you are unable to join us in person you may listen to the November 3rd sermon by clicking HERE.

On the last Sunday in October we celebrate Reformation Sunday.  On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to a church door in Germany and the reformation movement began.  The movement led to the start of the Protestant Church. You may listen to today’s Reformation Sunday sermon by clicking HERE.

What does it mean to be great?  Jesus tells us that if we want to be great we must become a servant. You may listen to the October 20th sermon by clicking HERE.