All are Welcome: Evergreen Christian Church Podcast

In his last Sermon at ECC, Pastor Jack says goodbye.

Doing something a little different, we abide in a moment of peace - guided by Aneesah Ettress.

Joy is holy, but how do we find hoy in an often joyless world?

After a testimony from Vanessa, a parent whose child is part of Beyond the Rainbow, Pastor Jack details ways in which the Bible is a little gayer and a little queerer than it may first appear.

God hears us, even when we don't have words.

Where we go, we do not go alone.

God calls us to be active in the world. What kind of miracles can we receive when we leave our places of comfort?

We gave blessings to our animals and we ponder what it means to live with creation.

We are called to be one in Christ, but what gives us the ability to do so?

Join us in praying over the feast we share together.

What makes you, you?  How can you be salt to the world without being you?

Sometimes the rules intend to break us, oftentimes we are called to break the rules.  As Christians, we must avoid violence for the rules and instead break the rules to end violence.

How do we walk in the paths of the Lord when the chaos around us is so complicated?

Elijah wanted to die until her partook and that which gave him life. What gives you life?

In celebration of Disability Pride Month, the leader of the Evergreen chapter of the Parkinson's Association fo the Rockies, Mary Bendelow, speaks to us about Parkinson's and her group and Pastor Jack gives a sermon on "Divine Difference"

As ECC prepared to host an Ice Cream Social, Pastor Jack gives a sermon inviting us to welcome and hospitality.

What do you say to those who won't listen?

God does not look at what humans look at.

We think about our rest in a time of re-openings where there is much to do.

Join us in prayer as we consider what it means to have our time and life change post-vaccine.

Backgrounded by the scripture of Isaiah, we dwell upon our work and our calling.

Join in prayer over the work of doing God's will, and the work we do in order to live.

Today we pray to be like Zacchaeus

We look at the faith of Zacchaeus this week.

The resurrection meant that people had to choose to follow Jesus despite the risks associated with that choice. What will you do, in light of the resurrection?

A large majority of our service for this week has been provided by Bethany Fellows to help facilitate Rev. Jack Veatch taking a retreat.

  Liturgy of Remembrance: Rev. Liz Myer Founder & Creative Director SALT Project (https://www.saltproject.org/)  Rev. Mark Briley Senior Minister Broadway Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Columbia, MO  

Song: “One Foot Out”: Rev. Ryan Otto  Pastor, Songwriter & Guitarist The United Church of Christ   

Pastoral Prayer: Rev. Dr. John Myers Minister of Church Affairs Eastern Virginia Association of the Southern Conference of the United Church of Christ  

Sermon: “Bring the Brave”:  Rev. Dr. Dara Cobb Lewis Regional Minister The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in South Carolina