A litany in response to on-going gun violence in our country.
May 15, 2022 Worship
Our typical livestream didn’t work on Sunday the 15th. Here is a recorded version of Sunday morning’s worship service. During this service we find ourselves alongside the disciple Peter and the recent convert to following Jesus, Cornelius.
Thank you for your patience as we continue learning how to use all our technology.
Taco Luncheon to Support Sierra Service Project Trip
On May 22, 2022 after worship we will share a taco lunch together to support the trip our young people will be making this July to Smith River, California with Sierra Service Project. There are no tickets for this lunch, but a free will offering will be taken.
Check out more information about Sierra Service Project in Smith River here.
Livestream from May 8, 2022
During our Mother’s Day worship we heard what the United Methodist Social Principles say about abortion and talked about autonomy and agency and the freedom to follow Jesus. We sang and prayed and shared a story about families, too.
Native American Ministries Special Offering
Throughout the year United Methodists recognize six special Sundays and receive offerings to support the mission and ministry of the church around the world.
This month we will celebrate Native American Ministries Sunday on May 15th. On this day we remember the gifts and contributions made by Native Americans to our society and in our communities. With more than 20,000 Native Americans within the denomination, this Special Sunday helps to ensure that Native American United Methodist leaders are recognized and to celebrate their special voice in The United Methodist Church. The offering we receive in honor of this day is used to develop and strengthen Native American ministries in the annual conferences, and Native American rural, urban, reservation ministries and communities. It also provides scholarships for Native Americans attending United Methodist schools of theology. Half of the donations collected remain within the Annual Conference to provide hope to children and youth, hope for a brighter future in impoverished communities and a voice to those who have felt voiceless for years.
Donations can be made during the Sunday morning worship service or online — here