Our intrepid crew of Habitat for Humanity volunteers is hard at work despite below-freezing temps. Here are some snapshots from the morning’s work. Keep cheering them on!
In a week of difficult news, it’s often hard to find the joy. But we are called to seek it, to be awake to the inbreaking of God’s deep joy even in the midst of sorrow. Here is a prayer for that journey. – Rev. Rachel Incarnate God, present among us even as we go more »
In honor of her and her brothers’ baptism tomorrow, Whitney Wellinghurst and her mom took a large set of “Mother Goose” storybooks to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the University of Kentucky Hospital on Friday. Whitney was born very premature and spent many worrisome months in the NICU. Now, she’s a joyful, toddling more »
This morning, Union Church will join with First Christian Church in Berea for worship. We celebrate together on this World Communion Sunday, as we break bread with Christians all over the world. May God bless all of us as we seek to be conduits of God’s love. Here is a prayer for today. — Rev. more »
Every two years, we take time to offer our pastors some feedback on how we’re experiencing their ministry among us. We really value this feedback and hope you will take the time to do it. If you are on our email mailing list, you will get a link to a Survey Monkey evaluation tomorrow (Oct. more »
As we look forward to school gearing back up, we are offering some great chances to connect with our littlest theologians. Do you love children’s moment? Would you love to have more time to play and sing, and watch children and youth grow in faith? If so, we’ve got the calling for you! We are more »
Hey, friends! Mark your calendars for June 8th – 11th, because VBS is gearing up! And we need YOU! And your kids! And your kids’ friends! Invite ’em all! This year’s VBS is going to be lots of fun and full of water — perfect for the hot summer! PLUS, there are two BONUS NIGHTS: more »
This Sunday we celebrated Good Shepherd Sunday, which is always the fourth Sunday after Easter. Rev. Kent reminded us of the ways that sheep know the voices of their shepherds, even in the midst of the chaos of many flocks coming together. He encouraged us to perk our ears to the voice of love, the more »
We had a glorious Palm Sunday service this week. Here’s a gallery of photos thanks to Rachael White.
As we learn through Ezekiel’s vision of the valley of dry bones being brought back to life, and through the story of Jesus raising his dead friend Lazarus back to life in the presence of his loving community, it is the nature of God not to help us avoid pain, but to be born anew more »
Saturday Morning: 8:00 am
Saturday Vigil: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am,
12:30 pm, 5:30 pm
Saturday Vigil: 6:15pm
Sunday: 9:00am, 7:15pm
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:30 am
