Loving. Liberating. Life-giving.
Encounter the Holy One in community as we share God’s love in worship, acceptance, compassion, and service.
We are an open and affirming, Episcopal and Lutheran faith community rooted in the Jesus story.
We believe that God loves us and empowers us to love our neighbors, ourselves, and creation.
Join us in asking questions, exploring Scripture, grappling with the paradoxes of life, and embodying God’s love in our community.
Weekly Happenings
-
![]()
Worship
Sundays | 9:30am | Sanctuary & Zoom
Gather with us to praise the Creative One in song, listen to Scripture and consider how it connects to our lives today, and feast at Christ’s table. Leave empowered by the Holy Spirit to love and serve our neighbors and care for God’s creation.
-
![]()
Serve
Sundays | 11:30am-12 noon | Parish Hall
Extend Christ’s table with us as we serve lunch to our neighbors. Our Sunday Sandwiches programs offers a time to get to know others in our faith community while meeting a need in our wider community.
-
![]()
Connect
Tuesdays | 2-3pm | Bru 64
Join Pastor Jenn at Bru to talk about life, the universe, and everything as we know it.
Listen to the wonderings of others, enjoy a beverage of your choice, and watch Downtown Cortland shine.
-
![]()
Reflect
Thursdays | 6:30pm | Zoom
Take time to reflect on faith and life in our small group sessions.
We meet online and hold space for wonder, doubt, curiosity, questions, and more.
-
![]()
Prayer
Thursdays | 8:15pm | Zoom
Close out your day with prayer. We gather online for Compline (Night Prayer) with a discussion of the Gospel reading for Sunday. We use liturgies from the Episcopal, Lutheran, and Anglican traditions.
Upcoming Events
Join us as we host Indivisible Cortland for a special May Day sing out. This day celebrates International Workers Day and the ancient European traditional day of welcoming spring. We’ll learn and share songs of resistance, peace, justice, and springtime– from union working class traditions, the Civil Rights Movement, “old world tunes,” and more. Then we will take the music to the street and stroll through downtown singing! If you’re so moved, wear flowers in your hair or something to celebrate Spring!
Drawing inspiration from Robin Wall Kimmerer’s works Braiding Sweetgrass and The Serviceberry, this event centers on gratitude, reciprocity, and responsibility as spiritual and ethical practices. We will explore how environmental care is inseparable from justice—how the health of our land, water, and communities is deeply connected to the dignity and flourishing of every person.
