Celtic Rhythms

The season of Lent (40 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter) is a time for deepening our faith. This year, we will let the Celts be our teachers in drawing closer to God’s own heart. By exploring some core spiritual elements that define the Celtic tradition – finding God in the ordinary, seeking God in creation, silence and solitude, the Iorica (breastplate prayer), and the Celtic High Cross - perhaps you’ll discover a new rhythm for daily living that helps you keep better time with God.

Desert Wanderings: Exploring Questions of Faith

This year during Lent, 6:35 worship on Wednesdays will be an experiment in giving you a chance to help define the direction of each week’s message. For six weeks, Catherine and Steve will be preaching on your questions about faith. Where do you struggle in being a follower of Jesus? What question related to faith keeps you up at night? If you could have a one-on-one with Jesus, what question would you ask him to help you understand better? What troubles or confuses you in the Bible?

Standing Up and Stepping out - From 8 to 800,000

Rev. June Edwards
Mark 14: 3 - 9
March 3, 2019

8:15 Audio

9:40 Audio

11:00 Audio

Bulletin

Teach Me To Pray

When the disciples asked Jesus how to pray, he gave them a model that is still used weekly in worship today in churches around the world. Taking a closer look at the content of the Lord's Prayer, we can all gain new insight on what Jesus was trying to teach them (and us) and how we can all go deeper in our prayer life. Join us for this message series during the month of February.

Trusting God Farther Than You Can See God

A 6:35 Wednesday Night Contemporary Worship Service message series from January 16 - February 27th.

From Heroin to Hope: Making Sense Of The Loss of A Child

Marsha Wiggins, Ph.D.
February 6, 2019

Why, God?

Why, God? That’s a question everyone wrestles with at some point in their lives. When bad things happen, we cry out to God for answers. Beginning January 6, we’ll look at the story of Job and his experience of tragedy to help us understand how God is at work in our lives and in the world…and to find hope in the darkness. Please come worship with us on Sundays in January.