If you worshipped in the Gathering last week, you heard Kat, Mark, and me all struggle to put into words how exciting it was to be back together, physically, for worship.
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A key point in Christianity is understanding that God’s love for us is not conditional, that it’s not something we can earn. God loves us because of who God is, not because of who we are.
Hi everyone, I hope you’re having a wonderful Friday! In the Gathering this Sunday we will be in the fourth week of Advent, a week that always revolves around the theme of love.
What a joy it was to worship in-person with you yesterday! Whether you worshipped with us in-person or via the livestream, it was a great day for our church!
This Sunday is our first in-person worship service since March! The Gathering will worship together outside on 5th St, right in front of the beautiful church towers.
Putting your phone down is about more than just taking a step back, it’s about diving more deeply into who you are and what your soul needs right now.
Reverend Steve Garnaas-Holmes wrote a paraphrase of Psalm 91 that I find helpful in my own spiritual walk.
We live in a world in which changes occur so rapidly that we can’t begin to keep up with all of them.
This week in The Gathering and Sanctuary worship, we’ll examine how the prophet, Elijah, experienced the presence of God — just when he needed it most. Rather than in dramatic events, Elijah experienced God as a “still, small voice.” How can we make more space to experience God in our lives today?
In this Psalm of praise the psalmist boldly and joyfully proclaims, “I will sing to the Lord as long as I live; I will sing praise to my God while I have being.”