Today In Worship

Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026
Sermon: The Good News Is Alive!
Liturgist: Rev. Mark Taylor, Minister of Faith Development
Preacher: Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow, Senior Minister
We Share Our Gifts

We Hear the Word Proclaimed‍ ‍CLICK HERE for today’s Scripture

Reflection
At the center of Jesus' life was a way of living you could see. He welcomed the people others turned away. He paid attention to those the world overlooked. He fed people. He refused violence, even in the face of it. Again and again, he embodied a good news that was lived and shared. That life death could not contain.

Resurrection is not a rescue from this world. It is the insistence that this world can be different. That good news means love outlasts the worst we do to each other.

Despite the bad news that saturates the media, we trust that good news is not behind us but alive and unfolding, in ordinary people, in ordinary moments.

Over the next four weeks, we are going to practice noticing it. Naming it. Living it together. We will ask: Where do you see it? Where do you need it? How might you be part of it?

We're calling the series Tell Me Something Good, because we believe there is a bigger story unfolding, and it's up to us to embody the love of Jesus for the sake of the world.

We Gather at the Lord’s Table
Jesus didn’t put any rules around coming to the table, so neither do we. All are loved and embraced here and all are welcome at this table of Love. Our communion bread is gluten free. We come forward to the table to receive bread and cup at 9AM, we pass the bread and cup at 11AM. Please place your empty cup in the rack on the pew back. If you are worshipping from home, we invite you to find bread and juice or other elements to use as we share this feast.