Join us in the Great Room for our time of monthly congregational prayer for our community, ministry, and for the Lord’s leading. Praying for our church and its people is vital as we endeavor to reflect and share God’s love and truth in Silicon Valley. Everyone is encouraged to attend this time of open prayer, and it will take the place of our Catechesis for the week.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

As part of our Advent season this year, Lessons & Carols will be a special Holiday Service organized around music and Scripture. We hope you can gather with us as we dive deeper into the Advent season through the use of word and song. Festive refreshments will be served after. Childcare and a program for kids will be included.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Christmas Eve brings the community together to celebrate the birth of Christ. This sacred gathering is a peaceful respite from the busyness of the holiday season, offering an opportunity to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas. All are welcome to join in this special celebration of faith, community, and the arrival of the Savior.

Join us in the Great Room for our time of monthly congregational prayer for our community, ministry, and for the Lord’s leading. Praying for our church and its people is vital as we endeavor to reflect and share God’s love and truth in Silicon Valley. Everyone is encouraged to attend this time of open prayer, and it will take the place of our Catechesis for the week.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

O God, by the leading of a star you manifested your only Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know you now by faith, to your presence, where we may see your glory face to face; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Almighty Father, whose dear Son, on the night before he suffered, instituted the Sacrament of his Body and Blood: Mercifully grant that we may receive it thankfully in remembrance of Jesus Christ our Lord, who in these holy mysteries gives us a pledge of eternal life; and who now lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Almighty God, we pray you graciously to behold this your family, for whom our Lord Jesus Christ was willing to be betrayed, and given into the hands of sinners, and to suffer death upon the cross; who now lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

O God, Creator of heaven and earth: Grant that, as the crucified body of your dear Son was laid in the tomb and rested on this holy Sabbath, so we may await with him the coming of the third day, and rise with him to newness of life; who now lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.

Join us each Sunday morning for our Sunday Liturgy, including song, prayer, and Holy Communion. We utilize ancient Christian traditions and practices spanning the two millennia of the Church to engage in a rich liturgical worship as the body of Christ.