In Celebration this Sunday, Rev. Ben invokes MPC’s new resident hummingbird to strengthen us spiritually and emotionally in these trying times. We hope you join us, in person or online.

Welcome to Celebration at MPC! This Sunday, Rev. Ben presents the sermon “Waiting Patiently (or not so much),” featuring headless people, flying monks, and humanoid sea creatures. Who says church is boring? We hope to see you 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.

Welcome to Celebration on the Fourth Sunday of Advent at Montclair Presbyterian Church! The choir will perform “A Ceremony of Carols,” a major work of Christmas poems by Benjamin Britten. 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.

Welcome to the 2nd Sunday in Advent! Katie Kilby will offer a sermon reflecting on the symbol of the Tree of Jesse. 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.

Join us in Celebration on Christ the King Sunday, the final Sunday before Advent. Katie Kilby preaches on the meaning of Christ the King in the era of “No Kings.” 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.