please join us this Sunday

April 27, 2025 at

8:15 and 10AM

"We should compare the other disciples’ reactions to Jesus’ resurrection with Thomas’ reaction to show an alternative response rather than isolating Thomas. To illustrate, we could explain that certain trees, when threatened, send signals through their roots to the other trees in the system, warning them to defend themselves. What if we, like trees, were innately bound to one another to sense vulnerability and strength, and what if we were as quick to share resources and support when one of us was in need? Nature does this more easily than humans often do, almost as if God wants to indicate to us that connection and support are implicit in the creaturely experience. Suppose Thomas’s request to touch Jesus’ wounds indicated a need he had to understand and experience the Resurrection in an embodied way. How might we look out for those in our faith communities seeking honest and authentic experiences to affirm and strengthen their faith?"  [Rev. Justin Hancock

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We will start live streaming several minutes before 10am on Sundays.