Speaker: Rev. Mitra Jafarzadeh

The Church on the Mountaintop

Today’s service is at a special location – the former church where St. John’s congregation worshipped from 1868-1946. Today it’s an event facility called The Transept. Join us for a joyful service at 12th & Elm Sts. at 11 a.m.

The link for virtual attendance is … read more.

Water Communion

In this yearly tradition, we will bring together water from the places we have been, (or water representing those places) and the elements that unite us as we pour water representing different sources into a common bowl. All ages are welcome as we celebrate with ritual … read more.

The Lives of Children

As schools open for fall, we turn our attention to our children. We often idealize the lives of children. And there is good reason, for children have creativity and resilience in abundance. On this Sunday, you are invited to think about children and the fullness … read more.

Deeply Blessed

How would our lives change if we began by knowing that we were blessed from the beginning with a blessing that cannot be erased? What might life look like if we took advantage of every opportunity to bless the world in ways large and small? … read more.

Buddha and Jesus

These two great religious leaders have more in common than we might realize. Join us this Sunday for a look at the central teachings of both. Perhaps, in the intersections or the differences, we might find a lesson for today.

We start at 10:30 a.m. in … read more.

“A third to the poor”

Eid al-Adha ends at sundown tonight. This holiday retells the story of Abraham being asked to sacrifice his son. It is a time to celebrate with feasting and charity. Traditionally, an animal is sacrificed and one third of it given to the poor. Today we … read more.

An American Dream

What was the faith of our founders? Why does it matter? Today we will consider the faiths of our founders as we consider how American religion has changed.

Service link: click on our YouTube channel. Then click on red “live” image.