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Season After Pentecost

  • June 7 -- Trinity Sunday - scripture
  • June 14 -- Rev. Tim - scripture
  • June 21 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • June 28 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • July 5 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • July 12 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • July 19 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • July 26 -- Grace (Rev. Tracy)
  • August 2 -- Rev. Tim Bowman
  • August 9 -- Wavering (Rev. Tracy)
  • August 16 -- Rev. Bill Booth
  • August 23 -- Tracy away
  • August 30 -- Tracy away 

Creation Season September 6 - October 11, 2020
The Season of Creation is a time to renew our relationship with our Creator and all creation through celebration, conversion, and commitment together. During the Season of Creation, we join our sisters and brothers in the ecumenical family in prayer and action for our common home. This year, amid crises that have shaken our world, we’re awakened to the urgent need to heal our relationships with creation and each other. During the season this year, we enter a time of restoration and hope, a jubilee for our Earth, that requires radically new ways of living with creation.

  • September 6 -- "Introduction to Creation Season" (Rev. Tracy)
  • September 13 -- "Land" (Rev. Tim Bowman)
  • September 20 -- "Wilderness" (Rev. Michael Collison)
  • September 27 -- "Forest" (Rev. Bill Booth)
  • October 4 -- "Cosmos, Humanity", World Wide Communion (Rev. Tracy Fairfield)
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  • October 11 -- "Thanksgiving" (mini-sermons by all clergy)

Ordinary Season, October 18  - November 22, 2020
Advent, November 29 - December 24 2020
  • November 29 -- Advent 1 (Hope) (With Communion) Rev. Tim
  • December 6 -- Advent 2 (Peace) Rev. Bill
  • December 13 -- Advent 3 (Joy) Rev. Tracy
  • December 20 -- Advent 4 (Love) Rev. Tim
  • December 24 -- Christmas Eve, 7pm, with communion Rev. Tracy 
  • December 25 -- Online open house 10am - 3pm
  • December 27 -- Tracy away (Rev. Bill presides)

Epiphany Season, 2021
  • January 3 -- Rev. Bill Booth away, Epiphany, Rev. Tim preaches
  • January 10 -- Rev Bill Booth away, Baptism of Jesus, Rev. Tracy preaches
  • January 17 -- Rev. Bill Booth preaches
  • January 24 -- VST guest preacher
  • January 31 -- Rev. Tracy preaches -- Where do you go for a miracle? 
  • February 7 -- Rev. Bill Booth preaches
  • February 14 -- Rev. Tim Bowman preaches

Season of Lent 2021
What is Lent?
Lent is the six week period leading up to Easter. It’s one of the most important times of year for many Christians around the world, held at a similar level of importance to Advent – the build up to Christmas.
While Advent is a celebration and a time of great anticipation, Lent is more frequently seen as a time of solemn observance and preparation for the celebration of the death and resurrection of Jesus at Easter. From its start on Ash Wednesday until its conclusion on Easter Sunday, Lent has been a traditional time for fasting or giving something up or abstinence. Just as we carefully prepare for events in our personal lives, as a wedding, or birthday; a commencement Lent invites us to make our minds and hearts ready for remembering Jesus’ life, death and body resurrection. 
Why is Ash Wednesday called Ash Wednesday?
Ash Wednesday begins Lent. The day gets its name from the traditional blessing of the ashes taken after the burning of Palm branches (or crosses made from Palm leaves) from the previous year’s Palm Sunday celebrations. In some churches the ashes are used to draw a cross on the head of people to mark the beginning of their Lent fast. The drawing of a cross is often done while repeating the words “Repent and believe in the Gospel” (Mark 1:15) or “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return” (Genesis 3:19).
  • ​February 17 -- Ash Wednesday
  • February 21 -- Lent 1  -- Communion, Rev. Tracy preaches                                   
  • February 28 -- Lent 2
  • March 7 -- Lent 3
  • March 14 -- Lent 4 -- Rev. Tracy away
  • March 21 -- Lent 5 
  • March 28 -- Palm Sunday 
  • April 1 -- Maundy Thursday 
  • April 2 -- Good Friday 
  • April 4 -- Easter Sunday