For the time being, we are worshipping online only. We look forward to the day we can be all together again.
We will always broadcast worship on PERISCOPE and/or through our TWITTER feed. It is also on Facebook Live. A twitter or periscope account is not necessary to view worship. Just click one of the above links.
For the time being, we are worshipping online only. We look forward to the day we can be all together again.
We will always broadcast worship on PERISCOPE and/or through our TWITTER feed. It is also on Facebook Live. A twitter or periscope account is not necessary to view worship. Just click one of the above links.
For the time being, we are worshipping online only. We look forward to the day we can be all together again.
We will always broadcast worship on PERISCOPE and/or through our TWITTER feed. It is also on Facebook Live. A twitter or periscope account is not necessary to view worship. Just click one of the above links.
We are gathering for worship each week online via Periscope, Twitter and Facebook (you do not need a login account to view worship on periscope). During Covid-time, we are broadcasting from The Squirrel Haus Arts building, not far from our previous home at the Hook & Ladder Theater. Please join us for prayer, music, scripture, message and communion, virtually. Don’t forget to click the bell, friend us, or follow us to get reminders each week.
During the Covid-time, The Spirit Garage kids (in general, ranging from about 4-12) gather together for Zoom time following church every other week, led by a parent (usually Melissa or Adrienne). They explore the same Bible story we listen to in church from a few different kid-friendly angles and check in with each other and pray. Contact Melissa for information about how to get your kids connected! (We keep it password-protected so there are no surprise zoom-bomb visitors).
We are gathering for worship each week online via Periscope, Twitter and Facebook (you do not need a login account to view worship on periscope). During Covid-time, we are broadcasting from The Squirrel Haus Arts building, not far from our previous home at the Hook & Ladder Theater. Please join us for prayer, music, scripture, message and communion, virtually. Don’t forget to click the bell, friend us, or follow us to get reminders each week.
We are gathering for worship each week online via Periscope, Twitter and Facebook (you do not need a login account to view worship on periscope). During Covid-time, we are broadcasting from The Squirrel Haus Arts building, not far from our previous home at the Hook & Ladder Theater. Please join us for prayer, music, scripture, message and communion, virtually. Don’t forget to click the bell, friend us, or follow us to get reminders each week.
During the Covid-time, The Spirit Garage kids (in general, ranging from about 4-12) gather together for Zoom time following church every other week, led by a parent (usually Melissa or Adrienne). They explore the same Bible story we listen to in church from a few different kid-friendly angles and check in with each other and pray. Contact Melissa for information about how to get your kids connected! (We keep it password-protected so there are no surprise zoom-bomb visitors).
People have been thinking about and studying God and the Bible forever. But, for a long time, only certain people’s voices were listened to, especially within Western Christianity. European men had a lot of good things to say (and some bad things!) But the voices of others were often silenced.
We’re missing out on the voices of Black voices, indigenous voices, people of color’s voices, queer voices and more. A variety of perspectives expands our ideas about who God is, who god is for, and how God acts in this world. This year we’ll highlight some of these voices once a month on the third Sunday. You can read more about it on the blog.
On October 18th we will hear from Deacon David Rojas Martinez, who serves at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Lake street as the Community Engagement and Education Coordinator. I first met David as he was applying to seminary, and I find him to be one of the most beautiful and thoughtful writers I know. If you volunteered at Holy Trinity during the summer, you saw David in the first months in his new call. He is originally from Cuernavaca, but has spent large parts of his life in Indiana and Minnesota.
We are gathering for worship each week online via Periscope, Twitter and Facebook (you do not need a login account to view worship on periscope). During Covid-time, we are broadcasting from The Squirrel Haus Arts building, not far from our previous home at the Hook & Ladder Theater. Please join us for prayer, music, scripture, message and communion, virtually. Don’t forget to click the bell, friend us, or follow us to get reminders each week.