Today is the third Sunday in ordinary time. We continue to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. Today we will talk about how to do that in welcoming the stranger. As always, we could use your help. The cost of being church continues to rise with the rest of the cost of living. We ask that you would prayerfully consider making a contribution to support the financial needs of the church. You will find four opportunities for giving on the bulletin below. We thank you in

Today is the second Sunday of the Easter season as we continue to celebrate the resurrection of Christ until Pentecost. Today, we discuss the appearance of our risen Lord first to the disciples and then to Thomas who was absent at the time. We invite you to consider the truth of both everlasting life and abundant life. We continue to need your help. The cost of everything has increased and is still increasign. This includes the cost of being church. We are asking all th

Happy Easter! Today is the day on the Christian calendar that culminates into all that we believe as followers of Jesus. Today is the day that we find assurance of the complete love of God for all of God's creation. He is Risen! Thanks be to God! We need you help. As the cost of everything continues to rise, so does the cost of being church. As household budgets have tightened, giving to the church has fallen off. As we seek to continue to be a church for the generati

Today is Palm Sunday. We are in the last week of Lent and deeply into Holy Week. Easter is next week. Have you paused to consider that thing you will leave at the cross? Today's Bulletin: Today's Hymns:

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We are in the middle of Spring Break Season around here. Fort Davis students and teachers were out of school last week but this week several other schools around are converging on us. We pray you will stop in and worship with us in person if you get the chance. Today's Bulletin : Today's Hymns :

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SORRY! Try as we might, there will be times that we simply can't make this online thing happen. We are a small chrch with few people and limited resources. Two weeks ago, we knew our online absence was coming. Last week turned out to be a family emergency on behalf of the gentleman who runs our streaming. We pray we are more consistenlty onlune but sometimes things are just going to happen. We apologize for that. Today's Buletin: Today's Hymns:

Lent Today is the First Sunday in the Lenten Season. Lent is that time in our liturgical year designated for self reflection. It is a time that we are preparing ourselves for the Resurrection of Christ for Easter and the Easter season which will carry us through Pentecost. Many people choose something in their lives they will give up during this part of the year. Some give up the use of alcohol. Others will do away with chocolate. Our Roman Catholic brothers and sisters

Did you get out of the habit of coming to church due to the COVID virus and the long period of time we had to pre-record and stream ? That has been the case with a whole lot of people across every denominatin. Do you miss us? We miss you. February 18 is Ash Wednesday... which begins the Lenten season. Could this be your chance to redevelope the old habit of coming to church on Sunday? We would certainly love to see you back! Today's bulletin: Today's Hymns:

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Today, we welcome back the Rev. Laurie Barker to our pulpit as Matt is off taking care of other obligations. We hope you will stick around to hear what Laurie has to say. She and her husband, Jim, are long time friends of the Miles family along with their children Mignon and Zane. Their friendship found its roots at Austin Seminary close to three decades ago. Today's Bulletin: Today's Hymns:

Today we celebrate our own Baptism as we celebrate the Baptism of Christ as our first act of worhip in ordinary time. When we think of "ordinary' time, we don't think of "ordinary" as in "normal" or "hum drum" or "boring." It i ORDERED TIME. This is time as can be measured with a clock or a metronome. Ordinary time is that time where we take the lessons learned in the Advent and Christmas Seasons and put those lessons into action, through our prayers and through our acti

Happy New Year! Today we celebrate both the first Sunday of the new year as well as the second and last Sunday of the Christmas season. We are glad you have joined us here today. Please find today's bulletins and hymns below. We invite you to participate in worship and to sing along with us. Today's Bulletin: Today's Hymns:

We pray that you had a wonderful Christmas day with family gathered. We pray it was a time of restoration and healing and that you are ready to face the new year with vigor and renewed faith. Our hymns for today did not get scanned due to a breakdown in communication. They are "What Child is This," "Good Christian Friends, Rejoice," and " Joy to the World." You probably know them and we invite you to sing along from wherever you are. We may not be able to hear your voice

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Toady is the Second Sunday in Advent. We apologize for not being able to broadcast last week's service. We are a small church with limited folks in the room. When one person is missing, we all feel it. When that happens to be the person who runs the broadcast, it complicates matters further. We tried. We failed. Please forgive us! As we approach the end of 2026, fiancncial times continue to give us all stresss. As the cost of living has increased across the board, s

Today, we celebrate Christ the King or Reign of Christ Sunday. This is the last Sunday in the liturgical year. Next week is the first Sunday of Advent. Today is the day we begin to make plans for how might begin to develop the habits of Advent in prepration for the coming of Christ. We welcome you to our online worship and would love to invite you to join us in person if possible. As we march through Advent and into the Chrsitmas season, we thank God for each of you who

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