Have a look at a slideshow of the Previous 40 Days of Prayer
while listening to lovely patriotic music from Monique Weiss Byrnes.
​To hear it, just click on the audio clip below it.

40 Days of Prayer ​

During Election Season
November 4, 2020

Christian citizens,
​it’s time to come to the aid of our nation

Pray. Act. Every day for forty days.​

“Elections belong to the people. It's their decision. If they decide to turn their back on the fire and burn their behinds, then they will just have to sit on their blisters.”
                                   
-Abraham Lincoln

A Suggested Prayer: ​

Revolutionary Spirit of Democracy,
Give us courage. Give us hope. Give us grace to design a better future,
a future where all are valued, all are cared for, all share in the abundance of our country, all have their every need met, all have plenty of opportunities, and all are treated with dignity and compassion.
 
We give thanks for the right, the responsibility, and the opportunity to vote.
May we vote wisely. May we leave no one out or behind.
May we share dreams of peace, justice, ecological healing, and may hurts be healed, may fears be relieved, may hatreds be overcome by love.
 
Turn our hearts toward kindness.
May the Golden Rule be our ethic, our goal, our commitment.

We need a healing miracle for this aching, divided nation. May we vote for miracles.
                                                                                     
-Durrell Watkins       

Worship
Sunday, October 18, 2020

Annual Podcast License from One License A-724259 ​​​from Apr 07, 2020 - Apr 06, 2021​​

• Our worship style is warm, interactive, and diverse, at times incorporating the use of drama, multi-media and ritual, in addition to traditional preaching.
• We sing songs of gratitude and commitment, hear the Words of scripture, and lift up our individual and common concerns and celebrations in prayer.
• Our worship is enhanced by our excellent music program: our Chancel Choir and the Eliot Philharmonic. See our Music page for more information.
• Children join their families for the first part of worship and are invited to Sunday School following the Children's Message. 
• On the first Sunday of the month, we celebrate Communion. Everyone is welcome to receive Communion at Eliot Church. We serve grape juice and gluten-free bread. Children return to sit with their families for the Communion portion of worship.
• Our principal fellowship opportunity takes place during the convivial Coffee Hour following Sunday morning worship services.​​
• In the summer, worship is held in our chapel in an informal and interactive atmosphere.​ ​
• We invite you to read archived sermons by Rev. Rick and others: click on button below.​