The saying goes "God doesn't call the equipped, God equips the called." In other words, everyone of us is being called by God to do something, and because God is, you know, God, our response should always be yes.

Every year, our choir presents the good news of the gospel through songs which tell about the holiday season.

During this service, we acknowledge how Advent is not always a time of joy and celebration. We experience grief and loss most sharply during the holidays. How do we find comfort?

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Sometimes God calls and we don't want to go. There are good reasons and bad reasons for that reaction, but either way, it amounts to a dragging of our feet away from our comfort zone into an unknown future. We are a lot more like Jonah than we'd like to admit.

Samuel hears a voice calling out in the dark. He answers with more than a little fear - but faith and fear often go ahead in hand.

Our annual Candlelight service. We gather to hear the words of promise from God of a future filled with hope, gather together at the table, and remember Bethlehem is never closed.

A new style of Service where the Congregation helps to decorate the sanctuary and, in the process, regain appreciation for the meaning of each item we see over the holiday season.

Turns out the idea Jesus was human is the most important message of the gospel, because it means God knows us, deep in the heart.

Moses is dying and that's a problem for Israel because the only thing holding the together was their leader.