Sermons
Bound to be Broken, Bound to Love
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Here we are, two or three gathered in the Name (the name so holy that in the Jewish tradition it dare not be spoken.) We gather in the Name – […]
Look For The Helpers
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
In an attempt to be more gentle and hopeful in the weeks after my experience in Charlottesville, I am re-watching the BBC show Call the Midwife. The series tells the […]
Faith, Hope, Love: A Showdown?
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
Many of you know that after college I took some time to travel. Two of my friends and I set off on a two month tour of art museums and […]
Ears to Listen, Hearts to Hear
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
Last week, I had the opportunity to preach at Scottdale Mennonite Church, another congregation in Allegheny Mennonite Conference. It was a treat to go and experience worship in another AMC […]
The Broken Jug
Speaker: Julia McCune
For centuries, this text in Matthew has been used as a means of excommunication, of division, of shunning. In many ways, it’s kind of nice in how straightforward it […]
Sin, Justice, and Grace
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Though it has been my nickname for many years, it surprises me to be talking about sin today – “the wages of sin is death.” It is a trope among […]
Living Love is a Verb
Speaker: Michelle Burkholder
In a week and a half a group of folks from this congregation will be heading to Orlando, Florida for the 2017 Mennonite Church USA [MCUSA] biennial convention. Every two […]
Harvest, Healing, Hospitality
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Sometimes when I read the bible, I am inspired, moved, touched. And other times, I wonder why we are so committed to reading and re-reading this ancient text. We study […]
Family Trees
Speaker: Erica Lea
I must confess that I live in a house divided. My sweetheart, Ryan, loves Star Wars. She has a Star Wars themed sweatshirt, a mug, a tote bag, a clock, […]
In The Clouds
Speaker: Cynthia Lapp
Today is a welcome change because it has been a week of clouds – and rain; it feels like we have hardly seen the blue sky at all. Which is, […]