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Worship Resumes In-Person Full-Time!

In-person and Zoom worship at Reedville! 

For in-person worship, masks are required. There will be no vaccination checks, RSVPs, or assigned seats. However, one pew on each side will be designated a “wide margins” pew, where it is understood that significant space will be observed between people not in the same household. We are still offering Zoom worship for those who are unable to join us in-person.

Offerings will continue to be collected in the plate at the back of the aisle rather than passed in the pews, and we will continue with a modified passing of the peace with your nearby pew neighbors.

Fellowship Time is encouraged after the service, but we are not yet serving coffee.

We look forward to seeing everyone!

Why hope here?

Whether you’re here for a year or a lifetime Reedville is a landing place, a community that cares for one another.

“Big enough to pray for you, small enough to pray with you.” — Lila W.

“The most beautiful liturgy in the world.” — Ben P.

“The church itself feels relaxed and real.” — Matthew

“The preacher’s not an idiot.” — Siri H.

News from Reedvile

Sunday’s Sermon: The Second Coming…Revisited — The First Sunday of Advent

Part of the Advent story that challenges most Presbyterians has to do with how we understand the claim that Christ will return. After a century of viewing it psychologically, is it time to revisit Advent’s eschatological promise?”

Timothy Winslea is our guest preacher this Sunday. Tim is an ordained minister in the Presbytery of the Cascades currently teaching in the School of Nursing at the University of Portland. He also serves six small Presbyterian churches as their parish nurse/nurse theologian. In many ways he resembles your pastor Jeff; just a tad more pasty and chubby.

The Second Coming…Revisited at the Reedville Church this Sunday, Nov. 28, 9:30 am, in-person and on Zoom at the usual link. Contact the church office if you need it.

COVID-19 Modifications
Masks must be worn at all times so that both mouth and nose are covered, except when at the pulpit or sipping a beverage.
For a complete list of COVID-19 modifications please click here.

Vital Congregations Initiative (VCI) Mission and Purpose

Vital Congregations Initiative (VCI) Vision and Purpose

The Reedville Church is participating in the Vital Congregations Initiative of the Presbyterian Church (USA). It’s a two-year project to discern and deepen our understanding of God’s purpose for us now in our community, reconnect with the Spirit of Christ among us, and make specific plans for the future. Completing a study of the Seven Marks of Vital Congregations in November, we break for the holiday season and gear up for new VCI events in the spring.

Vision: By the power of the Holy Spirit, and in authentic relationships with mid councils, we seek to equip, nurture and support church leaders to empower their congregations to renew, recover and live more fully into faithful discipleship to Jesus Christ.

Purpose: The purpose of the Vital Congregations Initiative is to work alongside leaders of existing congregations continually assessing, discerning and living into faithful actions that increase vitality through intentional spiritual practices that take them deeper into following Jesus Christ, so that their own lives are changed, congregations are transformed, and the mission of God spreads throughout particular communities and the world.

For more information click here.

RSS Notes from Pastor Jeff

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