This week, Rev. Ben will talk about our human capacity to not always see God alive in the world, but sometimes we do. Please join us in person or online.
This week, Rev. Ben will talk about our human capacity to not always see God alive in the world, but sometimes we do. Please join us in person or online.
Christ is risen! Please join us for our Easter celebration featuring the 55th annual MPC Easter Sunday with the Barrelhouse Jazz Band. Be sure to look at the beautiful blooming dogwood tree in our front garden while you’re here. We invite you to join us, in person or online.
One of our favorite reasons for being a Presbyterian has to be that there’s a Mr. Rogers Sunday, and today is that celebration. Please join us in person or online for a beautiful day in the neighborhood.
This Sunday’s Celebration will take us deeper into the season of Lent as we grapple with the uncertainty of these strange and awful times We hope you join us, in person or online.
On this first Sunday of Lent, Rev. Ben will preach on temptations – those of Jesus and of himself. Please join us in person or online.
We are living in difficult and trying times, and we are really glad that we can spend time together as a congregation in prayer and fellowship where we can find the strength and hope that come through sacred communities. We hope you join us, in person or online.
Welcome to the first Sunday after Christmas at Montclair Presbyterian Church! Tomorrow morning we’ll continue our celebration of the brief Christmas season with the singing of a few more carols and with a further dive into the Christmas story as it progresses past the familiar bits. We hope you join us, in person or online.
For the 3rd Sunday in Advent, The Ruling Elders and friends will play a few Christmas tunes and Rev. Ben will reflect on Mary being a bit of a rabble rouser. Please join us in person or online.
Happy New Year (Christian version.) Let’s celebrate the first Sunday of Advent together. We hope you join us, in person or online.
This week we will have special music by cellist Scott Thompson, and a guest minister, Erna Kim Hackett. We hope to see you in person or online.