At over one hundred years old, we are a multi-denominational, Christian congregation dedicated to religious inclusiveness, and committed to giving back to our community and world.

We worship on Sunday mornings at 10am. Our service typically consists of scripture readings, hymn singing and prayers. In addition sometimes there will be a sermon, meditation or storytelling. It lasts about an hour and is followed by coffee and fellowship. Come as you are.
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This fall we are studying the book of Exodus. We will be celebrating a combined passover/communion service, doing meditation on water from and the attributes of God. We will be having storytelling about Deborah and Barak. We will learn Miriam's song in Hebrew, said to be the oldest written piece of the Bible. We will also celebrate American Indian Sunday and Disability Awareness Sunday. Several members of the congregation will be speaking and leading in worship. Special storytelling and stewardship services will be in November.
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Our mission project for the rest of 2026 is in conjunction with Church World Services and the ICCC. We will try to help in purchasing animals for 3 farms: one each in Honduras, Kenya and Haiti. A bulletin board with all the information is in the narthex and details are also available in our weekly newsletter. Costs for animals range from $22 up to $900 and we are hoping to sponsor one farm.
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