Rev. Dr. Bill Harkins

The Trinity defies description, but the Spirit surrounds us and shows itself to us when we are authentically present. Sometimes the best you can do is to offer a cold glass of water, and that's enough.

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Reading:

Matthew 28:16-20

Rev. Beau Farr

This week we draw on a story from the Talmud to bring together the Pentecost story in Acts with the "Feast of Weeks," the Jewish festival which celebrates God's gift of the Torah to Israel.

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Reading

• Acts 2:1-21

Rev. Brandon Nonnemaker, Ed.D.

Ascension is not a story of departure but of transformation—of Christ moving beyond limits into a deeper, more expansive presence. This sermon explores the paradox of a God who is both lifted beyond us and more fully presence within the fabric of our lives. In a weary world, Ascension becomes an invitation to live with open hearts, holding grief and hope together as we are drawn more deeply into the world.

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Readings

• Acts 1:1-11
• Ephesians 1:15-23
• Luke 24:44-53