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“Pew cuts” for persons with wheelchairs, service dogs, and/or walkers are scattered throughout the sanctuary/classroom areas so that persons with disabilities can sit with their family/friends. (Pew cuts can be easily made by shortening several pews by 36 inches). There is room at the back of the sanctuary/classroom for those individuals who prefer to sit in the back or who need to move around. Folding chairs are available for family and friends to join them in this location.

During major Christian celebrations such as Christmas and Easter, the Anuak Christians continue a cherished tradition of coming together to worship and to share delicious meals. These gatherings express the joy of unity in Christ and ensure that no one in the community goes hungry during these special seasons. While spending Easter with family is meaningful, many Anuak believers hold that celebrating the resurrection alongside fellow Christians brings an even deeper sense o

It was great to see so many of you at the Palm Sunday Path march and worship service at the Capitol on Sunday, March 29. Among the thousands present were folks from Bryn Mawr (Minneapolis), Buffalo (Buffalo), Central (St. Paul), Cherokee Park United, (St. Paul), House of Hope (St. Paul), Church of the Apostles (Burnsville), Church of the Master (Coon Rapids), First (South St. Paul), First (Stillwater), Garden Community (Falcon Heights), Grace-Trinity (Minneapolis), Lake Noko

Ten churches in the Presbytery of the Twin Cities area were certified as an Earth Care Congregations by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)'s Presbyterian Hunger Program through February 2027. The Earth Care Congregation certification is designed to recognize churches that take seriously God’s charge to “till and keep” the garden, that is our shared common home. These ten churches include: Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis; Cherokee Park United Church, St. Paul; Westmin