Sermons

Season of Hope – November 7, 2020

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | Nov 8, 2020 | Sermons, All Posts

From today’s sermon, :”Season of Hope”:

“Instead the focus of this passage centers on the reality that through God’s love, God is already working to create the day when God will gather us together once again. Therefore it is the work of the Church to actively participate with God in the hope that is neither precluded nor hindered by the power of any kind of debt. Because through the power of God, we have hope for new life beyond the death of old, white, male, straight privilege.”

To follow along with the service, click on the Order of Worship 11.08.2020.

From the Pastor’s Pen – March 2021

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | February 28, 2021 | Pastor’s Column | 0 Comments

…during these 40 days of Lent, we may be wandering through a wilderness and encountering a different set of wild beasts. Invisible viruses are attempting to devour us; the herd of political animosity is growling around us…”

There Is Always Hope – 2/21/21

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | February 21, 2021 | Sermons | 0 Comments

As we begin our journey through the Lenten season, you are invited to worship with us, and join the celebration of the Lord’s Supper (have some bread and juice available, so we can partake together).

Listen to Him – 2.14.21

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | February 14, 2021 | Sermons | 0 Comments

On this Transfiguration Sunday (2/14/21), join us for worship. This week, our special musical guest is the University of Notre Dame Folk Choir.

Looking for Jesus – 2/7/21

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | February 7, 2021 | Sermons | 0 Comments

Special music provided by the Domino Cantes Choir from Brussels, Belgium. In the spirit of ecumenism and interconnectedness, the Domino Cantes Choir is . . . a Polish choir . . . from a Dominican church in Belgium . . . directed by a woman (Kinga Rytel) who teaches at an international school with 60 different nationalities . . . singing a traditional Irish tune . . . to a congregation in the United States.

February Newsletter

by Rev. Tom Ulrich | February 3, 2021 | Newsletters | 0 Comments

Lent is not only that time in the church year in which we are summoned to examine ourselves and our everyday preoccupations in order to take stock of the direction of our lives, but it also that time where we are invited to follow Jesus along the journey that took Him to the cross.

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