In 1880 E. W. Benson, then Anglican Bishop of Truro, England, composed a Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, based on ancient sources, for Christmas Eve. In 1918 it was adapted for the chapel of King's College, Cambridge, by its Dean, Eric Milner–White, who also wrote The Bidding Prayer. The Blessing after The Lord's Prayer, added by Milner–White, was first included in its present form in 1930. Join us for this informal celebration on the first Sunday of Christmas, December 28!

Start 2026 with intention. This January, let’s shape our spiritual lives together—growing in faithfulness, deepening friendships, and following Christ more fully. Join us beginning January 4 as we continue our Year in Matthew.

Join us for our annual Epiphany Party! This is an Open House at the Drenner Home to celebrate the end of a busy season; our way of thanking the congregation for having us!