. Welcome to worship for the fifth Sunday of Lent, March 29, 2020. For worship you may wish to have a candle to light and to have bread and a beverage for communion – whatever you have available will be sufficient. Bold text – say aloud, if desired. The Raising of Lazarus (after… Read more
Posts Tagged: church
Worshipping Together, in Different Places – An online worship experience for the fourth Sunday of Lent
. Welcome to worship for the fourth Sunday of Lent, March 22, 2020. For worship you may wish to have a candle to light and to have bread and a beverage for communion – whatever you have available will be sufficient. Bold text – say aloud, if desired. Sheep grazing, Isle of Iona,… Read more
Worshipping Together, in Different Places – An online worship experience for the third Sunday of Lent
Welcome to worship for the third Sunday of Lent, March 15, 2020. For worship you may wish to have a candle to light and to have bread and a beverage for communion – whatever you have available will be sufficient. Bold text – say aloud, if desired. Christ and the Samaritan Woman at the… Read more
080215 – Doin’ the Math
Thank you to Reverend Carol Rawlings for bringing the message today! Listen to this week’s sermon to find out what fire ant rafts, Ben Franklin on hanging and Ephesians all have in common…
072615 – What is General Assembly of the Christian Church (DoC)?
From July 18th through 22nd, 2015, the General Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) was held in Columbus, Ohio. Representatives from Disciples churches all around North America convene in one place to work and worship, study together, and learn more about Disciples around the continent. #FCCPuyallup had four voting representatives this year: Connie… Read more
071915 – A Pool of Water in the Wilderness
One great way to find out more about First Christian Church of Puyallup (Disciples of Christ) is by checking out our sermons. We love to listen to the messages from our pastor, Rev. Nancy Gowler Johnson, and are always challenged and stretched to think and grow. This podcast however, is a sermon from Amber Blake… Read more
