This Sunday (2/22) is the first Sunday in the season of Lent. The idea of Lent can be intimidating to some, alienating to others, and entirely too-familiar for a few. Perhaps it helps all of us to see Lent like this: a season to grow with God. Use the 40 days as a gift to invest in a relationship with God.

Worship services begin at 8:30 and 11am. Rev. Lewicki begins a series of Lenten sermons on the places where God appears. Our first stop is wilderness. Holy Communion is celebrated at the early service.

Christian Education for all ages begins at 9:30am. We offer several thoughtful Adult education classes, as well as classes for youth and children of all ages. Our staffed nursery is open all morning for our babies.

First-time visitors are honored guests. All are welcome!

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This Sunday (2/15), we hear a story in which Jesus is changed. Or perhaps not so much changed, as we see something in Jesus for the first time that was there all along. It makes one wonder about the changes we see or seek in ourselves – are they really about something new, or do changes reveal something that was within us the whole time?

Worship services begin at 8:30 and 11am. Holy Communion is celebrated at the early service.

Christian Education for all ages begins at 9:30am. We offer several thoughtful Adult education classes, as well as classes for youth and children of all ages. Our staffed nursery is open all morning for our babies.

First-time visitors are honored guests. All are welcome!

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This Sunday (2/8), NDPC’s high school-aged young adults lead us in worship, exploring the power and potential of healing touch in Mark’s gospel.

Worship begins at 8:30 and 11am.

Christian Education for all ages begins at 9:30am. We offer several thoughtful Adult education classes, as well as classes for youth and children of all ages. Our staffed nursery is open all morning for our babies.

First-time visitors are honored guests. All are welcome!

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