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The Living Table UCC logo, which is a rainbow-top altar, overlays a wide grid of varied cartoon people.

We are W.I.S.E. which means that we are welcoming, inclusive, supportive, and engaged with persons who have mental health challenges

We believe in just peace which means that world peace will be achieved through justice for all

We are open and affirming which means that we welcome Queer and Trans people intentionally, and people of all gender identities and sexual orientations

We strive to be anti-racist which means we commit to seeking and supporting racial justice for all peoples

We believe that God is still speaking in sacred and contemporary texts and through creation itself

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parents, sponsors, pastor and Fox, after Baptism at Living Table UCC
How Matilda, a Minnesota Moose, Saw the First Christmas
Christmas Eve narrative read in a dimly blue lit sanctuary decorated for Christmas with large Advent candle stands around the altar. © Erika Sanborne Media used with permission.
Easter bonnets
Colorful bonnets seen at Living Table on Easter Sunday.
Living Table logo
Living Table is spelled out above a rainbow table top with two, strong tree-shaped legs with the United Church of Christ logo beneath.

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Photo of original artwork by Rachael Keefe ©2024 depicting an oil on canvas painting of ocean waves at night, with light coming from a lighthouse.

Pastoral Notes

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From Fear to Hope: From Uncertainty to Trust

How much do we really believe that God’s love is unwavering and truly endures forever?

light shines through
Photo of original artwork by Rachael Keefe ©2024 depicting an oil on canvas painting of ocean waves at night, with light coming from a lighthouse.

Pastoral Notes

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From Fear to Hope: From Alienation to Acceptance

Lent is the perfect time to invite God into our fears and ask for the courage to confront them.

Stacks of Books
A stack of books next to a group of books on a shelf. Image licensed from Envato Elements.

New Book for Discussion Starting Soon

Join with the Land Acknowledgment and Beyond Group for a new book study.

Easter bonnets
Colorful bonnets seen at Living Table on Easter Sunday.

It’s Time for Easter Bonnets

Plan to wear your Bonnet on Easter Sunday (3/31/24)

Young child cleaning
A young child mopping while wearing adult-sized rubber gloves. Image licensed from Envato Elements.

Building Clean-Up at All Nations Church Saturday 3/16/24

Join with other New Branches folx to help All Nations Indian Church on Saturday, March 16, 2024

Fear with a hope showing through
Close up of a large square banner with the word FEAR is at the center. The words are all different fears, painted in dark colors. Four cut outs show a few letters in brighter colors underneath. Image courtesy of Rachael Keefe.

In Spite of the Gremlin: A Poem for the Fourth Week in Lent

In Spite of the Gremlin was written by Ann King for Living Table’s fourth Sunday in Lent 2024.