Join Us for Sunday Worships at 10:30 AM
What to expect If You Are Visiting For the First Time
Intimate - we are a small congregation and there is plenty of room at our table for more;
Relevant - you will not hear the sermons your parents heard; and
Meaningful - what we do in worship connects to the rest of our lives.
The hope is that what happens in worship energizes us and prepares us to live in the world throughout the week as followers of Jesus.
Sunday Service
November 1 at 10:30 am
NOTE: Please remember to turn your clocks BACK by one hour before you go to bed on Saturday night!
This Sunday, November 1, at 10:30 am is week seven of our worship and preaching series on Dr. Robert P Jones’ new book titled Backslide: Reclaiming a Faith and a Nation After the Christian Turn Against Democracy. Though the book has the word democracy in it, let me assure you this is not a series primarily about politics. This is a series that will ask us to consider the faith to which many of us ascribe. This week we will be considering chapter eight of the book as we look at the war on Empathy from white Christian Nationalists. How anyone can call empathy “evil” is beyond me! Come and find out what why so many white evangelical Christians have turned against empathy and why we never will because of what Jesus taught.
We are celebrating many things on Sunday! Because this is All Saints Day, we invite you to bring any photos you may have of someone you have loved who has died and place the photo(s) on the table next to the communion table. We will remember these saints in our lives. We are also going to show a brief video of some saints who have fought for and continue to fight for Voting Rights. If you are going to be on the livestream, we invite you to make your own altar at home and put this photo of your loved one(s) on it. Maybe you have a candle you can add, too?
We are celebrating communion during worship so if you will be on the livestream, please have something to eat and drink nearby.
Otis’s Dream
Communion Service
Communion is celebrated each month, usually on the first Sunday and children are included. Lincoln Park Presbyterian church celebrates open communion and all are invite to share in this celebration.
Family Sundays
Family Sundays take place every 4-6 weeks. Family Sundays are a time when we ask the children to stay for the whole worship service and we try to do some creative and movement oriented activities in worship.
We want our children to experience worship and understand how to worship while they are children so we don’t just expect them to know when they get too old for Sunday school.
Welcoming Church
Everyone is welcome and we really mean it. We value diversity, including age, abilities, cultures, race, gender identification, sexuality, class, marital status, and anything else that might keep you from being accepted elsewhere. Please leave time after worship to connect with our congregation and have food together
