No 10AM service on Sunday, instead please check your emails for our PewLess Sunday recording!

Join our own Tim Cahn and Helen Yune Trowbridge @ 11:30 AM in the sanctuary for a two-part series on essential personal documents. If you do nothing else to help yourself and your loved ones, you should prepare these three documents. In case you become incapacitated, they will help your loved ones help you, and in the certainty of your death, a proper will will be a gift to those you want to benefit. This Perspectives class will examine these three practical documents as well as engage common questions that come up when planning for one’s death.

Join us this week to celebrate Easter Sunday in person or online!

Join us this week to celebrate Palm Sunday in person or online!

Are you in need of a quiet and reflective morning in the midst of the daily chaos? Looking for some meditation and calm in this Lenten season? Get a peaceful start to your day with a weekly Taizé service in our sanctuary. Join us for prayer, chants, and thoughtful silence at 8AM on Wednesdays until March 20th. 

We hope you can join us in person or on Zoom @ 7:30 PM tonight as we enter the season of Lent

May the blessings of God be upon you,

May God’s peace abide in you,

May God’s presence illuminate your heart —

now and forevermore.

Join Carol Campbell on February 11th and 18th at 11:30! In this two-part series, we will explore what psychologists and theologians tend to say about holding onto hope when despair is in the wings. How can we bear witness to tragedies and apocalyptic warnings at every turn, without getting lost in depression, rage, anxiety, and hopelessness? How can we as Christians live our lives with genuine trust in the goodness of God’s creation, and model for the world how each of us can be part of the solutions to the staggering problems we face?

In this Perspectives series, led by John Prescott, we will delve into Felix Mendelssohn's ground breaking oratorio Elijah. The story of the prophet Elijah contains some of the most dramatic episodes in the Old Testament. In this work for chorus, soloists, and orchestra, Mendelssohn uses music to explore the complex, tender, and stormy relationship between God, Elijah and the people of Israel.

Sunday, December 24th - There will be no 10AM service on Christmas Eve, join us for our Christmas Eve service at 6PM in the sanctuary.

After the service, join us for a dessert reception!

You are in a position to make a world of difference, because you are part of Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church. We are a small but mighty congregation. Whatever your pledge, it will be most welcome! November 5 will be Stewardship Sunday, when you will have the opportunity to offer your pledge card during the service. Thank you for being part of our community!

A gift or pledge to the church is a lifeline to continuing the incredible work in the coming year.

Join us on October 22nd and 29th at 11:30AM for a two-part series led by Sharon Huey titled, “Befriending Death: Reflecting Well on the End of Our Lives”.

The Amish have a saying: “Dying people are a gift because of the love they bring out in the community.” What a compelling vision! And yet, our mainstream American culture, steeped as it is in hyper-individualism and “positivity”, does not prepare us well for experiences of loss, grief, and death. What would it mean for us, in Henri Nouwen’s words, to “befriend our own deaths”? How might reflecting on our own mortality deepen our sense of what it means to be human—with its limits, vulnerabilities and beautiful complexities—and open us up to God and each other?

In this two-part series, we will consider these questions as well as reflect on the liturgical rituals the Church has been given to prepare us for “a good death”, one which is rooted in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Our aim is to invite theology and the liturgical practices of the Church to enlarge our vision about how we live and how we die.

Join us for the second week of Perspectives this Sunday the 24th at 11:30AM, facilitated by The Rev. Dr. Leslie Veen! We will be engaging with the author and theologian Diana Butler Bass’s book Freeing Jesus. Last week we considered ways in which Jesus is a friend, teacher, and savior. This week we will discuss ways that Jesus is understood as Lord, Way, and presence.

On Sunday, September 10 we will be having Lay-led Kick Off Sunday! Sunday School will reconvene as well!

Join us August 6-11 for Companions on the Inner Way at Lake Tahoe: “Sacred Stories” with Mark Yaconelli. Author, spiritual director, and veteran storyteller Mark Yaconelli will help you uncover, craft, and share the sacred stories of your own life.” Registration is now open!

"A Slice of Religion and Psychology: How Attachment Theory Might Help Guide SAPC to a Bright Future"

This two-part class is an offering to shine a light on the overlap between religious, spiritual, and psychological realities in these times of transition for our congregation.

Sunday, April 2 @ 10 AM Palm Sunday Worship

Wednesday, April 5 @ 7:30 PM Virtual Taizé Service (on Zoom)

Thursday, April 6 @ 7:30 PM Maundy Thursday Service

Friday, April 7 @ 7:30 PM Good Friday Tenebrae Service

Saturday, April 8 @ 10 AM Flowering the Church

Sunday, April 9 @ 10 AM Easter Sunday Worship followed by Egg Hunt & Brunch