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The Pastor Search Committee has submitted its Church Profile to the Vermont Conference of the UCC and is actively considering candidates over the next few months.  If you have an interest, please go to: http://vtcucc.org/pastoral-openings/  and look for the Weybridge Congregational Church.

We Are Active, Worshiping, and Celebrating Remotely – Join Us!

Sometimes we have our own “live” services and other times we join churches from across the country remotely.  We always gather by Zoom for fellowship, sharing, supporting, laughing and just plain catching up.  We have experienced many truly wonderful moments over these last few strange months.  And as hard as it’s been, we are thriving!  Please feel free to join us for any part of our Sunday celebrations.  To be placed on our weekly Sunday Service announcement and invite, please email jom@madriver.com.

You can read the final sermon in our Mountains of the Bible series here – Mountains of the Bible – Panorama of the Promised Land

“The mountains melt like wax before the Lord.” – Psalm 97: 5

You can read this week’s Mountains sermon here…Mountains of the Bible – Permanence and Impermanence

Follow along with this week’s mountain sermon – Mountains of the Bible – A Climbing History of Christ.

“Sermon on the Mount X (after Claude), David Hockney, 2010

Follow along with our “Mountains of the Bible” series with this week’s sermon: Mountains of the Bible- The Living Mountain of God. This week we focus on the Mountains that shaped Moses’s life, as well as the Scottish mountain writer-philosopher-poet Nan Shepherd.

This week we continue with our Mountains of the Bible summer series. You can read this week’s essay/sermon here – Mountains of the Bible – Three Rules of Mountaineering.

Watch Craig Zondag offer this week’s Mountainside Meditation on Mt. Abe here:

“and in the seventh month, on the seventeenth day of the month, the ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.”  Genesis 8: 4

Today we begin our “Mountains of the Bible” summer series. You can read the first sermon here:  Mountains of the Bible – Mount Ararat, Mother of the World. And below – a short “mountaintop meditation” from the top of Snake Mountain.