Welcome
​We are an open and affirming, welcoming, searching, spiritually pondering community. We come from all walks of life, from different points of view, from very young to wise elder. We may not be your grandmother's church, but we might be the church you've been praying for. We are all on a spiritual journey, walking each other home, as we learn how to be the Body of Christ in a hurting world.

What to Expect
Come as you are, we do. We remember what it felt like to walk into a new church and we want you to feel genuinely welcomed in this place. Some of us dress up in our Sunday best and others do not. We are a rainbow of God's people in discipleship together. Come and see.

Worship Times
Please join us for Worship:
Sundays @ 7:30a, 8:30a, 9:45a, & 11:00a 
Education & Adult Forum @ 9:45a
Wednesdays @12n Eucharist w/healing

Renew/Invite/Welcome/Connect
Wednesdays
June 12, 19, 26  & July 3
Morning Session 10 - 11:30
Evening Session 7:00 - 8:30

Our Christianity is not our parent’s Christianity.
We hope it is more like the Apostles' Christianity.
In the early 1980’s the focus was on right doctrine. We spent Adult Education talking
about issues like: the ‘conclusions of the seven ecumenical councils’ (325 - 787AD)
or exactly defining the moment the bread and wine became Christ’s body and blood.
​ Loads of details. Right thinking was our focus.

 Then, in the 1990’s we were preaching sermons like
 "Jesus never sat down and said, 'Let me clarify for you the difference
between transubstantiation and consubstantiation.”
And,  "Jesus never said, “Let me work out for you the significance of homoousios in the Chalcedon formula (451AD)." 

Soon, we consistently and intentionally preached, taught and practiced what Jesus actually 
taught and did. Well, we tried! It has made for a wonderful, new and renewing
church experience. It has led us to be more fully human and more fully the people of God.
And the really good news is, this transformation has been going on
throughout the Episcopal church and in many branches of Christianity. 

Unfortunately, there are still some who hold to an intransigent approach to the faith
with a list of absolute doctrinal or behavioral stances that must be obeyed 
to be considered in right relationship.
Sadly, these voices are often the loudest voices in the media.
The reality is, Jesus had one new commandment and lots of passion for love and justice.

We let Jesus’ own words remind and refocus our faith journey:
“To love one another as I have loved you.”
We invite you to share your journey with us! 

Yours in Christ
Stuart and Vinnie

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The Season of Pentecost 
ON OUR JOURNEY
We feed the hungry
Give drink to the thirsty
Welcome the stranger
Clothe the naked
Care for the sick
Love each other
You will be warmly welcomed.

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