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Sunday Services
We have begun to worship in person again. Please join us at 10am!
We will continue to livestream on YouTube
Recording available afterwards
Virtual communion celebrated
Online Worship Supplements available for download prior to service
Weekly Link provided below
We will continue to livestream on YouTube
Recording available afterwards
Virtual communion celebrated
Online Worship Supplements available for download prior to service
Weekly Link provided below
Find current and scheduled worship services on our YouTube Channel. Click here to open our YouTube channel.
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Linda's Musical Recommendations
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Recently, we took a road trip to visit the places where our ancestors settled. They came from Europe, to avoid poverty and tyranny. They settled by the Wisconsin River. Their first jobs involved hard labor, digging to widen the river. They earned enough to buy land and start farming. Later building a business that employed many people and helping to settle the town. We saw that place that connects the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. I can’t help but marvel over the immense majesty and power of these bodies. They support entire ecosystems, provide food, carry supplies, and provide recreation. Then I think that that is but a tiny example of what God has given us in his creation of the world. Shall We Gather at the River / The Water is Wide. Selah
When you just need a moment to stop and reflect; to step back from what life has thrown your way, here is a song to take you to that quiet place. Beautifully orchestrated, with a voice to speak your thoughts and help you “Find My Peace” Naomi Raine
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A song from my youth – OK, so it was a while back. People talk about nationalism, especially around July 4th. But the essence of this song is ‘justice, freedom, and the love between our brothers and sisters’. “If I Had a Hammer” w/ Peter, Paul and Mary
This song is from my friend, Jolene. It is a blessing of peace, with a stunning nature video to accompany it. It speaks of all the ways that nature brings us peace and comfort. “A Celtic Prayer”
This summer, we continue to weave our prayers together on a loom at the front of our sanctuary. I am reminded of all the different colors we choose to define where we are in life. The tapestry that is forming represents our joys and sorrows, our hopes for friends and family. It is a visual symbol of the spirituality and faith that binds us together. “Weave”, by Rosemary Crow – Seattle Unity Church
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YOU ARE WELCOME HERE!
We invite anyone and everyone to come experience RLC for yourself at a Sunday service or seasonal Wednesday service.
You'll immediately feel at home with the RLC family and feel the positive influence of God's presence.
We invite anyone and everyone to come experience RLC for yourself at a Sunday service or seasonal Wednesday service.
You'll immediately feel at home with the RLC family and feel the positive influence of God's presence.
New to RLC? Start HereOUR FAMILY CAN BE YOUR FAMILY
Whether you're looking for a place to celebrate an upcoming holiday or a home for a lifetime of Christian celebration, RLC can be the perfect place for you. We invite you to discover more about the RLC Family. |
OUR Pastor MaryHELPING RLC LIVE OUR VISION
The Reverend Dr. Mary Ubuntu has been RLC's Pastor for more than 15 years, and while we're honored to have someone with her credentials as our spiritual leader, we're even happier that for her unprecedented tenure, to us she is simply, Pastor Mary! |
EVERYONE is WelcomeRECONCILING IN CHRIST
We believe that the Gospel is God's gift to all people, to be shared unconditionally, without regard to sexual orientation, gender identity, cultural or ethnic background, physical or mental abilities, socio-economic or family status, gender or ages. |
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JOIN US FOR WORSHIP
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Love [& RLC] Has No Labels.
We affirm, with the apostle Paul, that in Christ, "there is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male or female. Christ has made us one." (Galatians 3:28)
RLC welcomes all and believes in diversity. Diversity is the range of human differences, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, social class, physical ability or attributes, religious or ethical values system, national origin, and political beliefs. ALL ARE WELCOME HERE!
We are a Reconciling in Christ Congregation. |
Beyond diversity though, RLC also practices inclusion. Inclusion is involvement and empowerment, where the inherent worth and dignity of all people are recognized. An inclusive congregation promotes and sustains a sense of belonging; it values and practices respect for the talents, beliefs, backgrounds, and ways of living of its members and its partners.
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Diversity is being invited to the party. Inclusion is being asked to dance."
- Verna Myers, Diversity and Inclusion Expert
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Our Mission:
Celebrating God’s Grace
through Worship, Nurture & Outreach.
The ‘church’ is God’s people who believe that they are redeemed by Jesus Christ and serve Him daily through their lives with love for our neighbors. The church is where God’s people gather to receive Him through His means of grace which we celebrate through the Gospel, baptism, Holy Communion, prayer, fellowship, and mission.
We daily affirm that Christ lives in each person throughout the world for we are all one in Christ.
We daily affirm that Christ lives in each person throughout the world for we are all one in Christ.
