Worship
Celebrating New Life
In the 19th century, when it was established that life had begun in the oceans, some scientists reasoned that the earliest forms of life might still be there, hidden in the deep, dark depths of the ocean. Folks thought that there in that world of darkness lay the first forms of life. They even had a name for that oceanic nursery; they called it "Urschleim," choosing a German name to give it scientific respectability.
Gifts of Hope and Healing
Easter Offering
On Sunday, March 31, we will worship with full hearts, proclaiming to the world that “Christ is alive!” Easter is a wondrous celebration of Christ’s Resurrection and the promise of eternal life. And it is a time to remember that Jesus came to heal and provide hope to all.
Holy Week Services 2013
Palm Sunday
Sunday, March 24
8:15, 9:30 and 11:00 AM services
Maundy Thursday
Thursday, March 28
6:00 to 8:00 PM
Come and Go Communion
Easter Flowers - Order Yours Today!
There are envelopes in the pews to be used for ordering Easter Flowers. If you would like to purchase a plant, please fill out the information on the front of the envelope and enclose a check. You may indicate on the envelope if you would like the flowers in memory of someone or in honor of someone. Place your order in the offering plate on Sunday or bring it to the church office.
Easter flower options are:
Easter Lilies - $15.00 per plant
Tulips - $12.00 per plant
Azaleas - $18.00 per plant
Window Box - Multiple Plants - $35.00 per box
You may also order your Easter flowers here via Paypal. The price will include an additional $2.00 for the Paypal service charge. If you choose to order via Paypal and would like your Easter flowers in memory or honor of someone please send that information to Sharon in the office.
ALL ORDERS ARE DUE BY MARCH 24.
The Lenten Season Has Arrived!
What a meaningful Ash Wednesday service we were able to share together at the start of the Lenten Season on February 13! Youth Minister Katie Kiss inspired us with reflections on how the words of the Old Testament prophet Amos shed light on living our faith with integrity today.