Education Hour is what we call our “Sunday School” or “Formation” classes. Formation means “an act of giving shape to something.” We are shaped into followers of Jesus in lots of ways: through scripture, prayer, worship, friendship, and care for our neighbors, among other things. Every Sunday, adults and older teens are invited to take […]
Join us for Worship on the Hill.
Kids ages 3-9 are invited to attend an interactive chapel with age-appropriate stories, songs, and activities. They will rejoin the worship service at the Peace to take part in Communion and closing prayers. Older kids are invited to attend regular worship with their families.
Following up on January’s all-parish Annual Meeting, the Rev. Leah Wise will share a “State of the Hill” address immediately following the 10:30a service. We will follow it with light bites and a Ministry Fair in the parish hall, where you can learn more about all the ministries, partnerships, and programs of the Hill.
In the beginning… From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is full of surprising, arduous, and miraculous stories on what it means to begin, and begin again. At the start of this new year, in the Season of Epiphany, we will gather to read stories of creation, transformation, and renewal. No preparation necessary. All young adults […]
Education Hour is what we call our “Sunday School” or “Formation” classes. Formation means “an act of giving shape to something.” We are shaped into followers of Jesus in lots of ways: through scripture, prayer, worship, friendship, and care for our neighbors, among other things. Every Sunday, adults and older teens are invited to take […]
Join us for Worship on the Hill.
Kids ages 3-9 are invited to attend an interactive chapel with age-appropriate stories, songs, and activities. They will rejoin the worship service at the Peace to take part in Communion and closing prayers. Older kids are invited to attend regular worship with their families.
All volunteers are welcome!
Come one, come all to the Hill in celebration of Shrove Tuesday & Mardi Gras! A long tradition of the church, on the day before Lent begins, people use up their rich foods in preparation for a season of fasting. This year, the Hill & Hillside will celebrate this tradition with a delicious “breakfast for […]
All are invited to stop by the front doors of the Hill for ashes…to go!
Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return. Ash Wednesday is the opening liturgy to the season of Lent, a period of spiritual discernment, study, and reconciliation with God and neighbor. Mark the day by attending a noonday Eucharist at the Hill with the marking of ashes and Holy Communion.
