Welcome to Montclair Presbyterian Church! Please join us for Democracy Sunday as we celebrate our nation’s anniversary with a service reflecting on civic participation as an act of faith and democracy’s role in carrying out God’s work in the world. Enjoy the music of the Ruling Elders, and a delicious picnic lunch with games, prizes and cake following Celebration! We hope you’ll join us in person or online.
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Join us for Celebration worship services, in-person and online, every Sunday at 10 a.m.
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Today is Pride Sunday when we will celebrate all the ways LGBTQ+ folks make our lives and congregations and families and communities happier, healthier, and more joyful.
This week at MPC, Rev. Ben returns to the pulpit to deliver the sermon “Calm Down,” and we will hear music from members of the Pacific Boychoir. We hope you join us in person or online for Celebration!
Welcome to MPC for Celebration! Katie Kilby preaches on Adam and Eve acquiring self-awareness and their attendant sense of shame, linking it in this time of Pride Month to the need to embrace connection and belonging. We hope you join us in person or online.
A special Celebration service comes to MPC this Sunday with the theme “Waging Peace.” We welcome Rabbi Cat Zavis, a social justice activist, attorney, and visionary leader, to deliver a guest sermon. We hope you join us, in person or online.
Friends, join us in person or online as Katie Kilby preaches on Judas’s betrayal and the ways we find meaning in challenging times.
Please join us at MPC in person or online as Rev. Ben preaches on how we might heal our fractured world which seems to be coming apart even more these days.
Please join us at MPC in person or online as Rev. Ben preaches on the story of Philip and the Ethiopian Eunuch, one of his favorites. We hope to see you!
Join us in person or on Zoom for an Earth Day celebration. The MPC family is charged every Sunday to care for creation, and today we will appreciate Temescal Creek and the rest of our planet.
Join us in person or online for Celebration this Sunday, as Rev. Ben draws parallels between eclipse mania and the (mostly American) preoccupation with Jesus’ return and the end of the world!