Our Celebration for May 8th features a thoughtful sermon from Rev Ben and inspiring music from the MPC choir. May it uplift your spirit this Sunday.
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on Sundays: 5pm in August, 10 a.m. the rest of the year
on Sundays: 5pm in August, 10 a.m. the rest of the year
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Thursday, June 9th at 7pm, join as our author talk series (finally!) returns. Critically-acclaimed author Nina LaCour will discuss her novel Yerba Buena, which is her first book for adults following a series of successful young adult novels. Admission is free; we hope you can join us for what is sure to be a fascinating talk. As with all our author events,…
A few months ago, I was witness to a terrifying scene in our sanctuary. I was in the balcony, and I looked down to see a group of MPC members having a friendly post-Celebration chat — while someone I knew to be a recent visitor sat about eight feet away, alone, fiddling with her bulletin, the very picture of isolation. I immediately…
Our Celebration for May 1st features a sermon from Rev Ben and music from the MPC choir. Join us for what is sure to be an inspirational Sunday.
Our Celebration this morning is jam packed: a sermon from Rev Talitha, poetry from our Storytellers, and music from The Ruling Elders. Join us!
Happy Easter! Our Celebration this morning includes an anthem from the MPC choir, a Rev Ben sermon, and rollicking New Orleans jazz from the Barrelhouse Jazz Band. Christ is risen indeed.
Our Palm Sunday (!!) worship service features music from the choir and a sermon from Ben Daniel as we continue to prepare for Easter. Hope you can join us!
Our worship service on April 3rd features music from the choir, a sermon from Reverend Ben, communion, and a song from choir member Andrew Newell. Join us!
Our worship service on March 27th features music from the choir, a sermon from Reverend Talitha, and the installation of new Session members. Hope to see you there!
Our worship service on March 20th features music from the choir, a sermon from Reverend Ben, and a celebration of “Mr Rogers Sunday”. Yes, he was a Presbyterian!