What is it that pulls so many of us to a Christmas Eve service, even if we are nonbelievers or haven’t stepped foot in a church since our cousin’s wedding in 2019?Di Susan Moeller

Do you ever wish you could go back and experience Christmas through the eyes of a child? The wonder, the sleepless excitement, the cherished traditions... and not having to wrap a single gift! As we grow older, it’s easy for the magic of Christmas to fade. The story can feel overly familiar. Even if you didn’t grow up attending church, you’ve proba…

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Di Mary Bergman

A Christmas celebration is for everyone... but when you add children to the story, it gets even better (and harder). And this Sunday we’ve added the children into the celebration. We’ve told you the story of Christmas, we’ve uncovered some surprising gifts for families, and yes, we did party after! First time listening to our podcast? We’d like to …

Di Pastor Silas

With all the ongoing controversy about whether a machine gun range should be built on the Upper Cape, it seems fitting to go back in time and revisit some history that in retrospect seems all but impossible, but true:Cape Cod once was home to an arsenal of nuclear weapons, 56 bombs located about 600 feet from a residential subdivision, in what was …

A part of the joy of Christmas is the element of surprise. Under the tree, a collection of bags and boxes sits neatly (or sometimes not so neatly) wrapped. Surprise is an essential part of the story. It has been that way since the very beginning. Christmas itself is a surprise. We often expect one thing when searching for life's answers, yet Jesus …

Di Pastor Silas

I am a genuine birder but a somewhat old and lazy one, with limited ability and ancient binoculars. I have some idea what is out there- soaring, skulking, or flitting about- but it is woefully incomplete compared to the information possessed by the array of gifted and obsessed observers that roam the Cape on a regular basis with powerful optics and…

Be Full Wrapped Up with...A Celebration! These past weeks have been encouraging reminders of how God is at work and how we can be a part—and, how full that makes life. This Sunday, we wrapped it all up with a trip both across the street and around the world. Two very different places with one thing in common...they are both full of people God loves…

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Cummiquid writer Susan Moeller takes a rabbit hole trip to an earlier Cape Cod.Di Susan Moeller

This Sunday is our annual Turkey Drive for our community. But it's more than turkeys—it's a celebration of generosity and impact! You've met our community partners from across Cape Cod. You've heard stories of how your generosity is bringing life to vulnerable kids and families. You've cheered to hear the progress in our annual "Be Full" mission ca…

Di Pastor Seth

The dark comes early. At first, I fought it. Disoriented, dazed. And doesn’t it feel like midnight, the moon pooling on the ocean, spilt milk reaching for the shore? At least the clock in the stove, the one I cannot figure out how to reset, is right again.Di Mary Bergman

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Great Island in Wellfleet is a beautiful pearl on the Cape Cod National Seashore’s necklace, the most dramatic of a handful of islands strung along Cape Cod Bay, linked by sandy strands.Di Seth Rolbein

We've talked about the promise of the future, the promise of "over/under-responding," and the promise of a God who will fill our lives. We're concluding with a promise for unpacking our baggage, moving on from hurt, and discovering a key to fresh beginnings. We all carry wounds that can sometimes sabotage our relationships. Join us to learn how to …

Di Pastor Forrest

They appeared suddenly one night on our patio, four young raccoons, a quartet of rumble-tumble trouble. They pressed their little bandit faces against our glass sliders, scratching to get inside our tiny cottage.Di Tom Moroney

Modern dating can be… challenging. But if you’re dating, you want to get it right. So what can help? Ancient Scripture actually offers a lot of wisdom for modern issues. It turns out we’re all operating under a few myths that make dating even harder than it has to be. Listen to this sermon and learn how to navigate modern dating with fewer regrets.…

Di Pastor Forrest

It started with the lupine.Last spring, I started taking the hound to Thompson’s Field, a 57-acre conservation area off Route 137 in East Harwich managed by the Harwich Conservation Trust.Di Susan Moeller

"Let's figure it out." There's a better way to navigate conflict—and this weekend we're talking about a single promise you can make to yourself and to each other. This promise will help you cool down your most heated conflicts and untangle your most complicated relationship traps. Jesus didn't say this promise would be easy... but it does work. And…

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Promises, promises! We’re kicking off a new series this weekend, focusing on 4 keys to building fulfilling relationships. Marriage can be challenging, but it’s worth it, and these 4 promises will help you create the relationship you’re hoping for. Let’s begin by exploring the power of a promise—how can a promise make a difference? And what exactly …

Di Pastor Seth

I always feel bad for Superman… so much strength and yet, a simple rock of kryptonite nearly would ruin him! Kryptonite, a fictitious rock has become the cultural metaphor we all know, and probably need. What’s your kryptonite? Gideon is about to find out, and it’s a familiar story that doesn’t end well. The Bible has its own word for kryptonite (H…

I’ve always thought Nantucket was rather flat — elevation-wise, that is. Our highest point is the Madaket Landfill, and after that is Altar Rock in the moors.Di Mary Bergman

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Di Tom Moroney

Every hero has a superpower, which is what makes them, well, "Super." Perhaps you played a game as a child, "If you could have one superpower, what would it be?" Maybe you imagined flying, controlling the weather, or possessing that "man of steel" strength. You get the idea. In real life, there's an often overlooked superpower, and I bet you know p…

Di Pastor Silas

Oxford University Press declared it the word of the year… and it’s not even a word, not really. Rizz … yep, that’s it—Rizz! If you’re unsure what I am talking about, find your closest Gen Z friend and catch up. Rizz is the colloquial next-gen term for Charisma (but don’t try this out in public). If you’re over 30, or any age, ...it’s hard to pull o…

Di Pastor Forrest

Who was your favorite superhero as a child? And what were their superpowers? Every hero has unique abilities that make them extraordinary. While Superman might not be walking through your door, you are. What the world needs now isn't a superhero, but it might be for someone reading this. There's an ancient book of heroes, often overlooked (I'll exp…

We all mark seasons in different ways, often using holidays like Labor Day past, Thanksgiving upcoming. For me, the circle always wheels around the constellation Orion.Di Seth Rolbein

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Last Sunday, many of us gathered at the beach after church to celebrate the baptism of 58 people as they publicly proclaimed their faith in Jesus! It was a beautiful day filled with cheering, tears of joy, and laughter. With over 100 people there to celebrate with us, it was truly a community event. "Community" is a word we use a lot at church—most…

I was leading a tour out in ’Sconset the Thursday before Labor Day when a local eyed us warily and said, “Summer’s over, it’s time for you people to leave.” Ouch! Now Labor Day has come and gone, the curtain falling on summer.Di Mary Bergman

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My chum, who these days walks the Outer Beach more often than I do, commented that “high tides are reaching further up the beach than they used to.”Di Robert Finch

The Road Trip concludes this weekend. Paul's journey reaches its finale, and it won't surprise you that he finished well. Paul leaves us with an inspiring final act and two powerful lessons on living and finishing well. We’ve finished up at the ocean, celebrating with a crowd of people declaring their faith in Christ through baptism. Thank you to t…

Di Pastor Seth

The hound has gifted me a new image of hope. And it looks like an otter.Di Susan Moeller

Yep, it’s that time of year—back to school! So, we’re throwing a party to celebrate, and we’ve got something for everyone: a special gift to support the teachers in our community, a digital guide for parents, a gift and a bounce house for the kids, and smoothies on the patio for everyone! This is the perfect weekend to invite a friend! We’ve discus…