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Eastertide 2026

Eastertide 2026 Encountering the Risen Christ
April 12- May 31 

In Lent we focused on the healing, teaching, and embodied stories of Jesus from Matthew. In Eastertide we turn to John for post-resurrection stories of the risen Christ. The Jesus we find here is more mysterious and wordy. He uses language that is comforting, confusing, tender, and full of imagery of sheep, gates, orphans. These are denser texts with less obvious practical application. They require us to do a little more digging. Like the disciples, we may have a hard time recognizing Jesus in these texts, or we may see and understand only to have him disappear again. How might Jesus be speaking to us today through these texts? Are you familiar with them? Do you have baggage with them? What feels familiar or foreign to you?

Introduction

Small Groups

Small groups are integral to the life of our congregation. They are the best place for care and nurture of individuals, for support and accountability in our faith journeys, for some stages of communal discernment, and for some types of mission and outreach.

Inclusion

As a reconciling faith community, we seek to follow Jesus’ example by welcoming all who come our way, regardless of age, economic or social circumstances, ethnic background, gender, marital status, physical ability, race, or sexual orientation.

Privileges of the Child

We seek to keep children in the midst of our congregation, the responsibility of all, to be known by name, to be valued persons in the congregation, and active participants in worship.

Small Groups

The Arts

From four-part singing, to drumming, to visuals, to dance, the arts are highly valued and central to our worship.