07-05-26

Communion Worship Service July 5, 2026 Prelude: To a Wild Rose by Edward McDowell – Stephanie Ng, pianist Greetings Announcements Hymn: “Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise” … Read more

Growth is a Long Process

This story illustrates a profound spiritual reality: what we truly desire to achieve and obtain spiritually is only attainable after we have gone through the long process of living, enduring, and experiencing whatever life presents to us.

06-28-26

Sunday Worship Service June 28th, 2026 Prelude: “Songs Without Words”, Op. 62, No. 1, by Felix Mendelssohn – Stephanie Ng, pianist Land Acknowledgment Greetings & Announcements *Hymn: “As the … Read more

What do dream reveal?

While most dreams may simply reflect the activity of our minds, some can leave us with a profound sense of peace, encouragement, or insight. We may awaken feeling comforted, strengthened, or reassured, without fully understanding why.

06-21-26

Sunday Worship Service June 21st, 2026 Prelude: “I am Bound for the Kingdom”, as sung by the slave grandmother of Fannie Carter Woods, arr. by Florence Price – Albert … Read more

Unexpected Gifts

Life rarely hands us easy answers; it gives us choices. We often work tirelessly to gain a specific prize, only to find that the ultimate destination looks entirely different from what we expected at the beginning.

06-14-26

Worship in Meditation Service June 14th, 2026 Prelude: “Duke of Fife’s” by James Scott-Skinner – Amelia Romano, cellist Greetings & Announcements Opening of the Word Contemplation I  … Read more

Choosing to Love God

Acknowledging a power greater than ourselves is not superstitious; it is a conscious, intelligent choice. It is the only way to break free from the captivity of a self-centered worldview.

06-07-26

Communion Worship Service June 7, 2026 Prelude: An Improvisation by J. Washington – James Washington, pianist Greetings Announcements Hymn: “Break Now the Bread of Life” Opening of … Read more

What are you becoming?

Because we crave meaning, we often aspire to become people who are respected and praised by others. Yet, this desire can inadvertently lead us to chase after the exact same things the rest of the world is chasing.