In March, we will continue to worship in our homes via Zoom; we will reconsider this decision in upcoming council and congregational meetings. Contact us to get the Zoom meeting ID and password Sunday, March 7 at 10:00am Holy Communion, Luke 12:6-7 Nesting, Singing, Soaring, Part III: In HarmonyRev. Dr. Debbie Clark preaching Sunday, March 14 […]
Worshipping at Edwards Church
Join us in person or on live-stream every Sunday at 10 am. For live-stream, click here.
On Sundays, we praise God for the wondrous gifts we have been given. We sing with joy and listen to the word of God to understand what it means in our daily lives. Our creative gifts– music, drama, art, stories, and poetry–are shared to inspire and uplift us. Once a month we serve Communion, which is open to everyone of all ages and backgrounds.
In Worship most Sundays, before children go to Christian Explorers, there is a special message for the Young People. Our children join us again for the end of worship. On the first Sunday of each month, young people remain in the sanctuary, with a special message, a craft in our Tent of Meeting, then sharing in Holy Communion with their families.
For very young children, we have small activity packs with crayons, located as you enter the Sanctuary.
We have periodic special worship services including an outdoor service, jazz and poetry themes, special music at Christmas and Easter, and periodic combined services with Plymouth Church.
We hope you will join us!
Holy Week Preview
Holy Week plans are in the works! It will be an unusual one, and it will be meaningful and inspiring. Watch for: Palm Sunday parade and outdoor celebration Origami birds in the sanctuary, along with an opportunity to spend time safely in the sanctuary A virtual Maundy Thursday service A virtual Ecumenical Good Friday Service […]
The Palm Sunday Parade Returns!
Sunday, March 28 at noon, outdoors on our campusLocket the pony is back! Join us on Zoom for a festive virtual Palm Sunday service, then hop in your car and come to campus for an outdoor, socially distanced Palm Sunday parade and campus-wide celebration. Our friends from El Toque del Maestro and Comunidade Crista Paraiso […]
January Worship
In January, we will continue to worship in our homes via Zoom; we will reconsider this decision in upcoming council and congregational meeting. Sunday, January 3 at 10:00am: Holy Communion; Combined Epiphany ServiceIsaiah 60:1-6, Matthew 2:1-12; Rev. Liz Garrigan-Byerly (our new area conference minister) preaching. Our friends from Plymouth Church will join us for our […]
Christmas Eve
December Worship
Throughout December, we will continue to worship in our homes via Zoom Sunday, December 6 at 10:00am, Holy Communion; Second Sunday in AdventThe Gift of Renewal; Lighting the Candle of PeaceIsaiah 40:1-11; Mark 1:1-8; Rev. Dr. Deborah L. Clark preachingPlease prepare elements to join in communion; you will have an opportunity to turn on your […]
Seeds of Grace: Longest Night
A time for acknowledging grief and loss in the midst of a difficult Christmas seasonSunday, December 20th, Gather at 6:00pm, service at 6:15pm (postponed till 12/21)The Winter Solstice just before Christmas is the longest night of the year. From there, each day offers more light. Join us for a Longest Night Service of scripture, music, quiet reflection, and […]
November Worship
Throughout the fall, we will continue to worship in our homes via Zoom Sunday, November 1 at 10:00am, All Saints DayPlease prepare elements for Holy Communion in your home and have an extra candle to light as part of our All Saints celebration. You will be invited to turn on your video for part of […]
Seeds of Grace November
Seeds of Grace: “A Time for Community Prayers: Unity, Healing and Hope”Sunday, November 15, Virtual Soup Supper at 5:00pm; Worship at 5:30pmhttps://zoom.us/j/94465801606? or by phone at 1-929-205-6099In the wake of a divisive election and a time of fear and uncertainty, our connection in community is more important than ever. We will gather for music and meditation, […]
Fall Worship
Dear friends, At our meeting on August 18, the church council voted to continue worshipping remotely (using Zoom) through the end of 2020. It was a unanimous decision. Our unanimity reflects the values of our congregation. We value wellness: choosing to worship in person indoors would risk the health of congregation members. We value […]