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Our purpose is encouraging, loving, and supporting a diverse group of people who gather to deepen their experience of the inner light of God. We direct this inner light outward in service to others to share the love of Christ.
**Following the teachings of the Living Christ, we are an open, loving, and affirming community.
We believe that God’s Light is inherent within all people. There are no exceptions.**
Author Archives: bpemery
Lasting Hope (John 20, 12-23) by Paul Blankenship
The Bridge His lips quiver. “There’s a girl on the bridge,” he says. “She threw a can of beer onto the river. It looks like she’s going to jump.” Love is inscribed on the bridge. “Pat Loves Erica” is written … Continue reading →
Pillars: Peace, Love, Joy, Hope by Walter Simon
This is an introduction of sorts, one with a wondering eye, given I took inspiration from the Peace, Love, Hope and Joy banners that surround us. The prospects, herein, are tools supporting what I consider emotional survival; I thought it … Continue reading →
Through the Lens of Resurrection by Gary Jewell (Reflections on the resurrection narrative of the gospels)
Reading of Mark 16: 1- 8 My sermon this morning begins with one fact – human beings have been gifted by God (and/or by nature) with this wonderful instrument that rests above our two eyes….. the brain. Specifically we have … Continue reading →
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Humility by Loren Taylor (Phil 2:1-11)
Good morning! My name is Lauren Taylor. I’m a campus pastor up at Whitworth – but we just moved here to take that job this summer. I’m originally from Chicago. So I’m a big fan of the Chicago Cubs, of … Continue reading →
The Ripple Effect by Lauri Clark-Strait
I am honored to be here to speak to you in worship. I am excited about it being today. You see, I am a church reader board junkie. I drive by your building multiple times during each week, and I … Continue reading →
Are We a Tribe? by Gary Jewell
As I thought about this morning’s sermon and the Scripture I might use, I chose this text because it focuses our minds on a relevant word that is often heard today in our current culturally anxious times…. “tribalism.” Paul, in … Continue reading →
Listening as Peace-Making by Krista Maroni
To start our time together, I would like us each to take a moment to consider conversations we have had in the past. Recall a moment when you were trying to share something important but you knew the other person … Continue reading →
I Have Been to the Mountaintop by Jonas Cox
Good Morning. This morning I have prepared to present Martin Luther King’s Speech “I have been to the Mountaintop.” He delivered this speech to a Memphis, Tennessee, audience on April 3rd 1968. I have also prepared some questions for us … Continue reading →
Comfort, Comfort Now My People by Lois Kieffaber
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you all, and welcome to the season which can seem the gloomiest time of year –The Christmas star is gone from the sky, the wise men have returned to their own countries, the Holy Family has … Continue reading →
Equality by Jon Maroni
This morning’s message comes from a Sunday school lesson I taught to my high school youth group way back in July of 2012. This would have been when I was living in Newberg, Krista and I would have been married … Continue reading →
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