Advent and Christmas Services

Christmas Eve • 5 pm and 11 pm Christmas Day • 10 am

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Lessons and Carols Dec. 15

Join us December 15 at 6 pm for our Lessons and Carols service.

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This Week at COS

Sunday, December 1

  • 9 am Sunday School, Bible Study, New Members’ Classes, GPS
  • 10 am Service in the Large Worship Space

“What Does Vigilance Look Like?”
Isaiah 2:1-5; Matthew 24:36-46
Rev. Karen Campbell

  • 10 am Basic English Service in Room 4

“Our End”
Isaiah 2:1-5; Matthew 24:36-44
Rev. Andrew Mead

Tuesday, December 3

  • Friendship ESL, 9:30-11:30am & 6-8pm
  • Dementia Caregivers support group, 10am

Wednesday, December 4

  • Friendship ESL, 9:30-11:30am
  • Prayer support team (all are welcome), 10-11:30am, library
  • Wednesday night supper/clubs, 5:30-8pm- clean up helpers welcome
  • Choir Rehearsal, 6:30pm

Thursday, December 5

  • Friendship ESL, 6-8pm
  • Climate Witness Project, 12:30-4pm, living room
  • Worship Team, 7pm

Saturday, December 7

  • Men’s Bible Study, Psalms of Ascent (last 30 Psalms), 8am, café
  • Mobile Food Pantry, 10am – noon, Camelot
  • Angel Tree Christmas party café, 2-4pm

Sunday, December 8

  • Sunday School, Bible study, GPS, 9am
  • Prism combined SES/BES Worship; 10am, Large sanctuary
  • Christmas Brunch, 11:45am
  • BES Committee, 1pm
  • Anti-racism alumni event, 1-2:30pm

Duty Roster on Members & Friends page

Church of the Servant aims to be an inclusive congregation, as we believe the Gospel calls the Body of Christ to be. We aim to not discriminate, on any level, on the basis of race, sex, gender, sexual orientation, economic power, mental health, or disability.

Here at Church of the Servant we strive to be children of God, one in Christ Jesus, unified in one faith, one Lord, and one baptism. We seek to be a church that welcomes all, serves all, and allows all to minister in the name of Jesus Christ.

But we confess that we fail in these aims, and that there are systems and patterns of exclusion that we have failed to notice, and failed to eradicate. We ask you to help us work to realize the unity that the Gospel calls us to as part of the Body of Christ. If there is a way that we have excluded you, a loved one, or even a stranger—perhaps by failing to provide a safe environment to disclose a mental health issue or by having a facility that does not accommodate a physical disability—please let us know on this page.