Join Us Sunday Mornings in person or Online!
Join us every Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. in person or online! All are welcome!
To attend in person, please review our Covid Protocols.
To virtually attend, please Zoom in using room number 989 3107 9078, passcode: chalice.
To phone into the service, call 669-900-6833, Meeting ID: 989 3107 9078.
Transgender Day of Visibility
Transgender Day of Visibility
Each year on March 31, the world observes Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) to raise awareness about transgender people and celebrate their lives and contributions. Our Guest Speaker will be J Mase III, a Black/Trans/queer poet & educator. He’s the author of And Then I Got Fired: One Transqueer’s Reflections on Grief, Unemployment & Inappropriate Jokes About Death as well as White Folks Be Trippin’: An Ethnography Through Poetry & Prose. Winner of a Lambda Literary Award for Transgende...
The Hidden Lives of Each Other
The Hidden Lives of Each Other
There is always more to a person than what we perceive. We each carry many untold stories, struggles, and joys. In this service, led by East Shore’s High School Youth Group, we will explore how curiosity, love, generosity, and connection can help us see one another more fully. How do we listen deeply? How do we move beyond assumptions and embrace each person’s full humanity? How can this openness strengthen our relationships and our community? Together, we’ll reflect on the ways we can s...
Earth Day & Dirt Communion
Earth Day & Dirt Communion
We celebrate Earth Day with a Dirt Communion. Bring a little bit of your dirt. A little bit of the soil where you find your peace, find your power, find your joy. Maybe from your garden, from your playground, from your favorite hiking trail. Maybe from the resting place of someone or something you loved. There’s power in all that. On Earth Day, we'll share our dirt with this community of faith, and trust that we will do something miraculous and transformative with it. Please join us in our ver...
Star Trek Sunday
Star Trek Sunday
Star Trek has provided a richly wonderful source of imagination and speculative exploration ever since the first series aired in 1966. This has been followed by Star Trek: The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise, countless Star Trek movies and, more recently, Picard and Strange New Worlds. Each series and movie explores the nature of what it means to be human, what it means explore, and often, what it means to forge supportive communities. This service will boldly go where no s...