Laughing from Empty Places
June 14, 2026 Opening Prayer Note to leader: before the prayer, invite the congregation to pause, breathe, and notice they have arrived. Opening Prayer God who speaks promises into empty places,we come…
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No Maps
Opening Prayer Note to leader: Let silence settle before beginning—this prayer invites arrival, not speed. God who calls us by name, We come from many places this morning—hurried breakfasts and slow coffee,worries…
Praising from the Dust
Opening Prayer Note to leader: this prayer invites the congregation to settle into worship, acknowledging the journeys that brought them here and the God who meets the lowly. God of the humble,you…
Speaking New Languages
Opening Prayer Note to leader: allow a moment of silence after the prelude before beginning this prayer. Spirit of Pentecost,we come from scattered places,carrying the week’s noise,speaking the languages of our worry…
Staying in the Room
Opening Prayer Note to leader: this prayer invites the congregation to settle into the practice of presence — give space for silence after naming the places we’ve come from. Holy God,we come…
Public Gospel
Opening Prayer Note to leader: before the prayer and the beginning of worship, take a moment to encourage God’s people to settle into God’s Spirit, to breath, to be open to Christ’s…
Walking the Way
Walking the Way for May 3, 2026 Opening Prayer Note to leader: before the prayer and the beginning of worship, take a moment to encourage God’s people to settle into God’s Spirit,…
Coming and Going
Coming and Going for April 26, 2026 Opening Prayer Note to leader: before the prayer and the beginning of worship, take a moment to encourage God’s people to settle into God’s Spirit,…
Recognizing Christ in Our Midst
Recognizing Christ in Our Midst for April 19, 2026 Opening Prayer Note to leader: before the prayer and the beginning of worship, take a moment to encourage God’s people to settle into…
Behind Closed Doors
Behind Closed Doors for April 12, 2026 Leaders remember not to over explain or talk too much. Trust the silence. Trust the pacing. Trust that God can move when we don’t speak.…