What to Expect Sundays

Sunday mornings are a vital aspect of our life at Regeneration Church. The liturgy (work of the people for the people) of our time spent together, informs the liturgy for the rest of the week.

 Rooted in the wisdom of contemplative spirituality, we seek to move from the head to the heart—creating space in our gatherings for sacred listening, imaginative engagement with scripture, and contemplative prayer that opens us to God’s presence in all things. This rhythm of reflection and encounter is not an end in itself, but a wellspring from which compassion and action flow. Our hope is that by regularly attending to the inner life, we are formed into people who can more faithfully embody Christ’s love in our neighborhoods, our workplaces, and the wider world. Contemplation and justice, silence and solidarity—they belong together in the life of faith we’re learning to live.

 The liturgy of our time together attempts to tell the Divine Story each and every week. Through the singing of old and new songs, calls to worship, the reading of scripture, poetry, etc., prayer, a space for personal reflection, various spiritual practices and meditations, sermon, prayer, Eucharist, etc. the work of the Christ in and through all things, take center stage.

 In addition, by following the liturgical calendar, we also participate in the richness of special services such as Ash Wednesday, Lent, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter, Advent, Christmas, etc.