Events for November 4, 2026 - November 4, 2026

It's Fall Y'all Let's gather together on the mountain and experience fall in one of the most special places on earth. Enjoy the peace of the mountain, but also some of our favorite fall activities like pumpkin decorating and apple cider tasting. Spend time with friends and family celebrating this change of season. Stay for the weekend (Oct. 9-11) or…

Dear friends in Christ, The story of the Golden Calf that the people build in the wilderness after their flight from Egypt is so familiar as to be iconic. But there is much more at play in this story that bears on our modern times. There is the interplay between the people and God at a time when they are…

In Bible Study this Sunday after worship in the Fellowship Hall, we are working our way through the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew. We will be focusing on Matthew 6:19-33, storing treasures on earth versus in heaven.  

Dear friends in Christ, Jesus heals ten lepers, and nine run off without even saying “thank you.” I mean seriously, how rude! You know what’s even more rude? They abandoned the tenth leper without even saying good-bye. Even Jesus notices how quickly they disappear as soon as they get what they want. It is hard to tell what is more…

In Bible Study we are still working through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. We are focusing on how to pray – and how not to pray – in chapter 6. On November 1 during Bible Study we will be assembling Protestant Rosaries to enhance our spiritual disciplines around prayer. All are welcome to participate. We will be…

In Bible Study this Sunday after worship, we will be digging into the prayer that Jesus taught us in Matthew, chapter 6. We are asking people to bring one or two prayers from your memory or family history that have been meaningful to you when you needed hope or peace. On Sunday, November 1 we will be assembling Protestant Rosaries.…

Dear friends in Christ, When overwhelm is manufactured to diminish our humanity, deliberate joy is a powerful form of resistance. In the story of Exodus, we see Miriam, a female prophet leading the Israelites in the wilderness after their liberation from slavery in Egypt. When the people are still catching their breath, traumatized from their years of abuse, and shell-shocked…