March is Food Nutrition Month, so throughout the month, we’ll be collecting food, donations and brown paper bags for our food shelf, the Corner Shelf. Read More
Echo, our youth group, is made up of some pretty terrific students and adult volunteers. Kim Bandy has had the unique perspective of participating in Echo first as a student and later as an adult leader, and shared her experience from both angles. Read More
Depression and anxiety are big burdens to carry, especially if you are trying to do it alone. Healing Well’s “Light in the Darkness” group creates a safe place for people to work through these struggles together. Read More
It’s been a little over a month since the Today’s Harvest free food market opened in our north end. In that first month they have had 8,817 visits, served 450 households each weekday, and distributed 144,853 pounds of food! Read More
We’re rolling out a new round of Cultivate classes and hope you check them out! To find out what a Cultivate class is like, we asked instructor Paul Eddy and two of his students to share their experiences. Read More
When Civil Rights leader John Lewis advocated for a holiday to honor Martin Luther King, Jr., he called for a “national day of service.” He urged for “a day on, not a day off”. This attitude of service is the same attitude of Jesus who, “did not come to be served but to serve.” So we are taking up this challenge for a “day on” of serving and turning it into a “month on” with a church-wide Serve-a-thon! Read More
Interested in attending an MLK community event? Check out these celebrations around the Twin Cities area! Read More
This week, we continue our series on Revelation, The Unveiling, with part 5: The Flock of the Lamb! In Chapter 7, we see the throne of the Lamb surrounded by an uncountable multitude of people. Every part of humanity is represented, free of division, embraced in God’s love and gathered in cascading circles of exuberant worship. Read More
We’ve continued the tradition of curating a special story for kids this Christmas Eve! Back by popular demand, this year’s story is a “Color Your Own Adventure” which means that you get to decide how the story goes! Read More
Although most interactions in our School of Everyday Mission (SEM) happen during online classes, the SEM experience emphasizes relationships, and students are intentional about connecting outside the classroom, whether through a lively WhatsApp chat or informal meetups. Read More
