We send the link to the bulletin in our weekly email newsletter. If you attend on-site and either don't have a smartphone or prefer a larger screen, our Deacons will be at the main entrance on the north side of the church and can help you check out a tablet for use during the service. You can also print the bulletin directly from the link to bring with you.

This Sunday, Feb. 15th, kiddos and their grownups are invited to stick around after Morning Worship for milk, cookies, and an Empathy Storytime with Mayflower member Meg Hunt.

Are you looking for age-appropriate ways to talk with your young people about hard topics? Want to help nurture empathy, curiosity, and compassion? Drawing on her experience as a youth services librarian, Meg will share stories, booklists, conversation starters, and simple tools to help families explore timely issues together.

We'll meet immediately after the service in The Haven, Mayflower's youth Room. Take the main  hallway into the Christian Ed wing, and it’s the first classroom on the right, near our QueerLit Library

Click the button below to reach out to Mayflower’s Director of Faith Formation, Joanna Goodwin, with questions.

This Sunday, Feb. 15th, at 3pm, VOICE is leading a 287(g) Agreement Training. In our work toward stopping mass deportation, it is vital that we have a clear understanding of how ICE is currently functioning in our state. This training will demystify ICE’s operations in our city and explain 287(g) Agreements with local and state law enforcement agencies, helping us build a strategy for next steps. Childcare is provided. Please register so we know how many to prepare for.

SOLACE, Mayflower’s youth group meets in person for Sunday School and Wednesday evening youth group meetings. If you or a student in 6th-12th grade you know is interested in joining SOLACE, you can email the youth minister, Steven Christofferson, by clicking the button below.

The Mayflower Men’s Group invites you to join us on Monday, Feb. 16, at 7pm, for a special evening with Mayflower member and State Senator Carri Hicks. Carri will share an initial assessment of the legislative session and discuss issues and bills important to our community.

All are welcome. Please feel free to invite family, friends, and anyone who may enjoy a thoughtful conversation about the work happening at the State Capitol. We hope you will join us for what promises to be an engaging and informative evening.

Lent was originally a season in which to learn and prepare for baptism on Easter, six weeks of studying what was central to Christianity. Taking our cue from this ancient practice, we will spend the season of Lent studying what was central to Jesus’ life and ministry: widest welcome, love for neighbor, care for the vulnerable, nourishment for the hungry, and nonviolence in the face of injustice. Through Lenten Connection Groups, praxis, and worship, we will ground ourselves in the teachings of Jesus - which are good news for us all.

• We begin the Lenten journey together on Ash Wednesday, February 18th, at 6:30pm, with song, spoken word, and the imposition of ashes. Childcare is available.

• Our Lenten devotional is available digitally or in print (copies are located on the table outside the sanctuary).

• Join one of our seven Lenten Connection Groups on our Events Page. Options vary in meeting time and place, and some include childcare.