Worship Online

Central’s Session has agreed that it is in the best interest of all who worship at Central, and all who are served by our community, to cancel all in-person worship and activities at Central until further notice. Every Sunday, new content will be posted to this page for a worship-on-demand experience that you can view anytime throughout the week. For those without regular internet access, we are mailing worship materials via postal mail. If you have limited web access or know of someone in need of mailed content, please contact Anna Sanchez or call (651) 224-4748.

For tips on video viewing, see the bottom of this page.

Sunday, November 29

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4 Ways to Give

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Announcements

ANTI-RACISM DISCUSSION SERIES CONTINUES
Central Church's Anti-Racism Task Force presented an overview of Ibram Kendi's book How to Be an Antiracist several months ago during the Bible Study hour, encouraging Central members and friends to read the book for themselves. Now, the Task Force returns with an opportunity to discuss Kendi's work in more detail.

The online discussion began November 2 and run for six Monday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. All Central members and friends are welcome to participate in one or all of the discussions. Task Force members will summarize the chapters under discussion on any particular evening, so interested readers should have no fear of attending even if they are unable to complete the reading. Kendi maintains that we cannot be content to be "not racist." Rather, we must become "antiracist." Join the Anti-Racism Task Force in discovering and reflecting on the difference together.

Saint Paul Public Library may have electronic books for loan, but hard copies have multiple holds. A few copies of the book are available to borrow from the church, and local bookstores have copies on hand for purchase. To get the Zoom link for this event, check the mid-week eConnect email or email Anna Sanchez.

QUESTIONS AND EMERGENCIES
If at anytime you have questions, concerns or ideas, we invite you to reach out to our staff who will continue to be available.  While voice mail will be checked as staff are able, we encourage you to send emails for more immediate response.  If you have a pastoral emergency, please call 651-224-4728 ext. 102 and the voicemail will provide instruction to reach the pastor.

• Pastoral care: Rev. David Colby

• Deacons: Deacon Committee Chair, Mark Vance

• Music: Jennifer Anderson

• Children and Youth: Katie Morris

• General Inquiries: Anna Sanchez

• Communication/Website: Christie Rachelle

LICENSE
Music is reprinted / streamed with permission under ONE LICENSE #A-712575. All rights reserved.

Past Sunday Worship Content

To view content, simply click on the date to go to that page.

Sunday, November 22
Celebrating the Confirmation Class of 2020

Sunday, November 15
The Church’s First Leadership Transition [ Acts 1:1-26 ]

Sunday, November 8
A Still More Excellent Way [ 1 Corinthians 12:3 - 13:13 ]

Sunday, November 1
40 Days and Nights [ Mark 1:9-13 and Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 and 14-15 ]

Sunday, October 25
The Reformed Church Always Reforming [ Guest Preacher ]

Sunday, October 18
Wandering in the Wilderness . . . on the Cusp [ Deuteronomy 34:1-9 ]

Sunday, October 11
Wandering in the Wilderness . . . are we there yet? [ Exodus 17:1-17 ]

Sunday, October 4
Wandering in the Wilderness . . . and God Provides [ Exodus 16:1-21 ]

Sunday, September 27
Signs of Hope After a Long Time [ Genesis 8:1-22 ]

Sunday, September 20
Will This Ever End? [ Genesis 6:11 - 7:7 ]

Sunday, September 13
The First Day [ Genesis 1:1-5 ]

Sunday, September 7
Re-Membering Connection as Resilience [ Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 ]

Sunday, August 30
Prepared to Endure Everything with Patience [ Colossians 1:9-14 ]

Sunday, August 23
Conversation on Anti-Racism [ Mark 10:48, 2 Timothy 1:9, Hebrews 12:1, and  John 16:13 }

Sunday, August 16
Conversation on Hunger [ Psalm 107:1-9 and Mark 6:30-44 ]

Sunday, August 16
Conversation on Homelessness [ 1 John 3:16-24 and Isaiah 32:17-18 ]

Sunday, August 2
Worship with Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area [ Exodus 14:10-18 ]

Sunday, July 26 - Worship with Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area
Tears of Lament [ John 11: 28-44 ]

Sunday, July 19
Compassion for the World [ Leviticus 25 ]

Sunday, July 12
Compassion for the Journey [ Ruth 1:1-22 ]

Sunday, July 5
Compassion at the Table [ Luke 15: 11-32 ]

Sunday, June 28
Compassion for the Neighbor [ Mark 2:1-12 ]

Sunday, June 21
Looking Forward [ Isaiah 40:29-31 & Mark 12:25-31 ]

Sunday, June 14
Be Loved. Be Kind. Be You. [ Mark 2: 28-31 ]

Sunday, June 7
With All Our Breath [ Genesis 2:7-9, Job 27:3-6, and Isaiah 42:1-9 ]

Sunday, May 31
Pentecost Sunday [ Acts 2: 1-41 ]

Sunday, May 24
How Do We Get Started? [ Acts 1:1-14 ]

Sunday, May 17
The Gospel Goes to Athens [ Acts 17:22-31 ]

Sunday, May 10
The Church is On the Move [ Acts 14:20-28 ]

Sunday, May 3
They Broke Bread at Home [ Acts 2:42-46 ]

Sunday, April 26
Act Justly, Love Mercy, Walk Humbly [ Micah 6:6-8 ]

Sunday, April 19
The Peace of Jesus Christ [ John 20:19-31 ]

Sunday, April 12 - EASTER SUNDAY
Easter in a Time of Social Distancing [ John 20:1-18 ]

Friday, April 10 - GOOD FRIDAY
Good Friday [ Psalm 22:1-5 ]

THURSDAY, APRIL 9 - MAUNDY THURSDAY
Last Supper Together | Love One Another [ John 13:33-38 ]

SUNDAY, APRIL 5 - PALM SUNDAY
Even the Stones Will Shout Aloud! [ Luke 19:28-40 ]

SUNDAY, MARCH 29
Finding a Balm in Gilead [ Psalm 27 ]

SUNDAY, MARCH 22
The Valley of Dry Bones [ Ezekiel 37:1-14 ]

Looking for more? Check out our Sermon Archive and download recent sermons from the past few months.

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