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Since the earliest days of the Christian movement, Jesus’ followers have gathered together around scripture, song, and sacrament. While worship services vary in style and content, the practices of con...

Every Sunday we sing words that come from different centuries and cultures and theological traditions. We sing the experiences of people beside us and people who died long before us. We […]...

We talk about the form and structure of our Sunday morning service to give us a better framework for why and how we worship the way we do. Learn more […]...

Congregant Bruce Umpstead shares about how he came to a more inclusive faith, and the meaning he’s found in practices like Lectio Divina. Learn more about Blue Ocean Church at a2blue.org. […]...

We inhabit a world filled with love and with possibilities for love: opportunities to meet one another with freedom and presence, to take one another’s joys and sufferings seriously, and […]...

As we continue our sermon series on the Song of Songs, we will be considering the importance of beauty, how beauty leads us to wisdom and love, and how it […]...

To love creation is to recognize that the earth isn’t merely the stage on which our lives unfold but it’s a living community to which we belong. In order to […]...

This week we open a new sermon series where we’re looking at the Song of Songs through an ecological lens to discover what it might have to say to us about our spirituality and our orientation to the ...