by Cyntia Paladines | Apr 10, 2026 | Baptism, Faith Community, Hope & Healing, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
The Disabled GodThis Sunday, we celebrate new life as two children are baptized into the family of faith—the living body of Christ. Together, we’ll reflect on the risen Jesus, whose resurrected body still bears the scars of love. What does it mean to belong to a body...
by Cyntia Paladines | Oct 2, 2025 | Communion, Faith Community, Wall Street United Church
There's Something About a table Everyone is welcome to join us and Dr. Catherine Cavanagh, at 10AM this Sunday October 5th for our morning worship service. On World Communion Sunday, we remember that Christ’s table is bigger than any border, denomination, or...
by Cyntia Paladines | Sep 11, 2025 | Faith Community, God Is Love, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
God's Joy in the Lost & FoundEver lost your keys? Your wallet? Your way? Join us this Sunday, September 14th, at 10AM, with Dr. Catherine Cavanagh, as we explore the joy of being found — by a God who never gives up, never stops searching, and celebrates every single...
by Cyntia Paladines | Aug 21, 2025 | Compassion & Justice, Faith Community, Worship Service
Standing Tall: Compassion & justice in christOn a hot Sabbath day, a woman bent over for eighteen years slips quietly into the synagogue. No one notices her — no one except Jesus. He stops mid-sermon, calls her forward, and restores not only her body but her place...
by Cyntia Paladines | Jul 31, 2025 | Faith Community, God Is Love, Wall Street United Church
Rich Before GodWhat does it mean “to be rich before God?” Join us this Sunday August 3rd at 10AM with Rev Wendy MacLean, and find out how the ‘Parable of the Rich Fool’ can teach us that when we come to God in need and ‘poor in spirit’ we...
by Cyntia Paladines | Jul 11, 2025 | Faith Community, The Good Samariton, Wall Street United Church, Worship Service
Love That doesn't look awayThe Parable of the Good Samaritan is often treated as a simple moral lesson: be kind, help others, show compassion. But beneath its familiar surface lies a radical and disruptive challenge. Jesus isn’t just telling us to care—he’s calling us...
