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Rev. Dr. Carol Miles earned the M.Div. and Ph.D. degrees from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1991 and 2000, respectively. Carol has served in Presbyterian ministries for three decades. An abiding interest in theological education led Carol to teaching positions in Homiletics in the Southwest and the Midwest.
On Good Friday (March 29), at 7:00 pm, the MPC Choir will present their spring major choral work: a performance of Mozart’s Requiem. This date was chosen as the best setting for Mozart’s heart-wrenching, soul-stirring musical response to the human realities of suffering and death.
Our 2nd Annual Eco-Friendly Easter Egg Hunt for toddlers through 6th graders will be held following Celebration on Sunday, March 31st, accompanied by Jazz, strawberries, and sparkling cider.
Please join us this Sunday following the Palm Sunday Celebration for a Youth Group catered pancake brunch, from 11:15 am- 12:30 pm. Donation cups will be on each table for receiving your free will offerings to help support the youth group summer mission trip.
On Tuesday, March 12th at 7pm, filmmaker and author Rebecca Miller will be at MPC discussing her new book Jacob’s Folly. This critically-acclaimed novel takes on a wide range of topics including faith, love, acting, and reincarnation.
WOMEN: Join Us for the Spring Women’s Retreat, March 9, at First Presbyterian Church in Berkeley. Rev. Keenan Kelsey will lead us in reflection, connection and laughter based on Annie Lamott’s new book about prayer, HELP THANKS WOW.
On Thursday, February 21st at 7pm, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Garry Wills will be at MPC discussing his new book Why Priests? A Failed Tradition. In this latest work, Wills taps into years of study and reflection to raise some key questions about his Catholic faith: why do we have priests? How did the priesthood begin?
On Wednesday, February 13th, at 7:00 pm, we will gather for a reflective Ash Wednesday service in the Sanctuary. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent, a 40 day period of reflection and introspection. Lent is a time of turning away from all that harms our humanity and turning toward all that heals and makes us whole.
Dr. Rebecca Parker will speak at MPC! Rebecca Parker, who is the co-author of our class discussion book, A House for Hope, has agreed to come to MPC for an evening to talk with us about Progressive Christianity, what it is and why? She will be here on Monday evening February 11 from 7:30 to 9 PM. Rebecca is the first woman…
This is our Family Sunday which means children are encouraged to stay in worship and celebrate with us. We will enjoy communion together and Rev. Beth will be preaching on how we can be light to the world.