Worship & Sermon Archive

A year ago this week, the world shut down.  And so did the church--except we didn't, thanks to you. 

Listening for Lent and walking among the snakes."  That's the message our guest preacher, the Rev. Dr. J. Terry Todd plans for us this week! 

Seeing the corruption of the Jerusalem temple makes Jesus angry, as angry as he ever gets. In contrast, his response to his death sentence...

The journey of Lent is a journey with Jesus to the cross. How do we do that? Jesus makes it seem easy, three simple steps. Until you start to think about it.

Welcome to Lent! This is the first week of Lent. For the next 40 or so days we are invited to spend time with Jesus in the wilderness...

This week, the New York Annual Conference is providing all the churches with a 'respite worship service.' 

We are nearing the end of Epiphany and we are at the start of Black History Month.

This week we'll consider the story of the paralyzed person who is brought to Jesus on a sort of stretcher, carried by four of his friends.

When Jesus calls us to something, what are we called to leave behind? Can we leave it behind, and should we?

We continue to hold each other in prayer, you can add your prayer requests.

Please help us continue to create meaningful virtual worship and support essential ministries by giving online...

Journey with our confirmands this week as we, like the magi, set out with hope and determination to witness Jesus' borning cry in our aching world.

When the song of the angels is stilled, when the star in the sky is gone...

Most of us I imagine will be home for Christmas, though not exactly the way the songs have it.  Wherever you are, we hope you will join us Christmas Eve...

The message of John 1 is that the Word of God wants to live with us, move in with us, become part of our lives. That Word is comes to us in many ways.

It seems absolutely fitting that the week we reflect on God's promises to us, we are led in worship by the kids, youth, and families of our church.

Mark doesn't promise too much, to start. He is living at a time of bad news. Very bad news. And, in the middle of that, he has experienced good news!

No, it's not that we're so anxious for 2020 to be over that we're deluding ourselves into a magical fast-forward.

On this Thanksgiving Sunday, we want to consider one of the most important of all Christian virtues, gratitude.

The Parable of the Talents, the lectionary text for Sunday, may be a familiar one to you.  Perfect for Commitment Sunday...