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On MLK Sunday, we gather for worship that honors the life, legacy, and moral courage of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This service invites us to reflect on justice, compassion, and our shared call to build beloved community. Through music, prayer, and reflection, we remember that faith is not only something we believe—it is something we live. Come be renewed and recommitted to love in action.
THE CHURCH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED on Monday in observance of MLK Day.
| | | | Exploring Contemporary Issues began a four-week study of The Common Good by Robert Reich. This national bestseller challenges us to reflect on shared values, mutual respect, and cooperation as essential responses to today’s political and economic realities. Even if you missed this past week, please feel free to join the conversation next Sunday. | | | | Join Pastor Jeff for Spiritual Walks: Sauntering on Holy Ground at the United Women in Faith unit meeting this Thursday, January 22, at 7:00 p.m. Drawing inspiration from naturalist John Muir, this gathering invites us to slow our pace, awaken our senses, and rediscover the sacred in ordinary paths and everyday moments. Whether you love walking or are simply curious about new spiritual practices, this thoughtful evening offers fresh insight and connection. | | | | CITY OF TEMPE FUNDING COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS | |
Tempe Community Council is seeking community members to serve on a citizen-led review panel for the City of Tempe’s Human Services Funding process.
Panel volunteers play a key role in reviewing applications and ensuring funding decisions reflect community needs and priorities. Volunteers can live or work in Tempe, and must be age 18+. No prior experience is required. All volunteers receive training and support.
Register to Volunteer
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| | | | The Regional Unity Walk brings together neighbors from Chandler, Gilbert, Guadalupe, Mesa, Phoenix, and Tempe for an evening of connection, mutual respect, and community celebration at Tempe Town Lake. Join the free, one-mile walk on Saturday, January 24, beginning and ending at Tempe Beach Park, with a lively festival featuring music and food starting at 4:30 p.m. and the walk stepping off at 6:00 p.m.—plus a free T-shirt for participants who walk in the spirit of unity and understanding. more | | | | Whether you’re new to Dayspring or want to explore more about what membership is all about, you’re invited to join us for a new member orientation session next Sunday, January 25, from 11:15am to 12:30pm in Room 112. | | | | Step into a peaceful space of candlelight, silence, and song at Dayspring’s monthly Taizé Service on January 25 at 4:00pm. Rooted in the Taizé tradition, this contemplative service uses simple chants, scripture, and quiet reflection to create a deeply calming and prayerful experience. Especially meaningful for anyone seeking rest, healing, or spiritual grounding, Taizé offers a gentle close to the weekend and a chance to breathe deeply in God’s presence. | | | | Join us for our first build day of 2026 on Saturday, January 31 (note the new date!), as we jump into framing—one of the most exciting stages of a build! No experience needed. Email Mark to register and be part of building hope, one wall at a time. | | | | TERRY FOX RUN FOR CANCER RESEARCH | The Chandler Terry Fox Run honors the inspiring legacy of Terry Fox, who, after losing his leg to cancer at age 18, ran 3,339 miles across Canada in his Marathon of Hope to raise funds and awareness for cancer research. Though his run was cut short, his courage sparked a worldwide movement that continues today. This inclusive, family-friendly run/walk takes place at Desert Breeze Park (660 N Desert Breeze Blvd E, Chandler), with registration at 12:00 PM and the event running from 1:00–2:30 PM, welcoming participants of all abilities to join in support of cancer research. more | | Thanks to everyone who joined us at Monday's City of Tempe MLK Diversity Awards Breakfast! The awards honored individuals and organizations advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We were especially moved by Pastor Michael's keynote speech, rooted in justice, compassion, and beloved community. This meaningful gathering invited us to reflect, recommit, and be inspired to carry Dr. King’s legacy forward in our own lives and communities. | | |
Sunday Morning's Messages:
Sacred Space
8:45 in the Fellowship Hall
A Moral Blueprint
Micah 6:6-8
Rev. Michael Long
10:00 in the Sanctuary
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