Sometimes the hardest part isn’t action—it’s the Watch
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“I don’t think God’s interested in your Watch
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Pastor Kaji will be away from the pulpit at The Park this weekend, serving as Keynote Speaker for the 2026
Please join us in congratulating our church’s newly elected & appointed leaders! They’ll be consecrated into service Feb. 8.
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This Mother’s Day, Sharon Jenkins took us beyond the greeting cards and into the truth of mothering. With honesty, humor,
“I didn’t give birth to him, but God gave him to me.” This Mother’s Day, Star Jones shared a heartfelt
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If you can’t join us for in-person worship in the sanctuary, please join us online this Sunday at 11 am
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March 21
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This Sunday we offer our blessing to the incredible people who have been appointed or elected to share their leadership gifts this year!
Where have you experienced restoration that opened a new chapter of action in your life?
In our text this week, we continue with a familiar line from Jesus that still carries surprising weight: “Follow me, and I will make you fish for people.”
One hint for worship: search up images for the word “yoke”, if you don’t already know what it is and looks like.
This week, we celebrate and honor the gifts, resilience and protection that the Magi offer the Holy Family.
This Sunday, we turn to the story of Jesus’ presentation in the Temple, where we meet the Prophet Anna.
I hope you will join us for Christmas Eve: Lessons & Carols, on Wednesday, December 24, at 5:00 pm.
As we move into the final days of Advent, I want to begin with gratitude.
Advent invites us to look again at what we thought we knew... and to trust that God meets us when we are willing to dig deeper.
This week we enter the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth. Their long waiting becomes the soil where joy takes root.
