You can also stay updated by joining us for Sunday services each week. All fall, Reservoir meets for worship in person at 9:30 a.m. and online at 11:00 a.m. Visit the events page each Wednesday for the links to register to join us in person or online.
This fall brought two opportunities I’m grateful to share with you—both deeply connected to the kind of faith, justice, and spiritual imagination we hold dear at Reservoir. First, I was honored to be featured in the October issue of the Center for Open and Relational Theology newsletter. Many of you k..
Read MoreDuring America’s great civil rights movement of the 1950s through 1970s, church-going Christians were on both sides of the great fights for justice in the United States. In the Black freedom movement, Martin Luther King, Jr., Fred Shuttlesworth, James Baldwin, John Lewis, and thousands of other Christians pursued..
Read MoreDiversity is a blessed opportunity to connect with God's creation. At Reservoir Church, we celebrate diversity by empowering everyone to take up space, whether in the pews of our church or in the community we share. What Does Diversity Mean to Reservoir Church? When discussing diversity in Christian churche..
Read MoreBefore you participate in a community, or even visit, it’s fair to have a sense of what you can expect to experience there. This is especially true for a church. At Reservoir, we meet many people who haven’t been to church in a while, if ever. Some haven’t had a lot of experience with Christian churches or with ..
Read MoreThis fall, on a crisp, sunny Sunday morning in October, members of the Reservoir community gathered around a fire pit we’d set up in our parking lot for a mortgage-burning party. For the first time in twenty-one years, our church was free of debt. We are no longer directing large monthly payments toward our..
Read MoreThe majority of us are feeling exhausted and angry by contemporary politics. When asked about America’s political climate in a large survey this year, words like these came to mind: Disgusting, divisive, dysfunctional. Corrupt, crazy, confusing. Broken, bad, sad. And yet in this election year, we’re confronted wit..
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