Their program includes music that celebrates women in the Hebrew scriptures, women in spirituals, and saints Katharine, Mary, Mary Magdalene, and Hildegard. The Concert Series at St. Columba's performances are free and open to the public. A simple eucharist with a homily and without music. Children second grade and under go out for storytime and prayers during the sermon and return at the peace. The Boy Choir, Girl Choir and St. Columba Singers sing.
Child care is available.
Led by a layperson, this group discusses the Sunday's lessons. Bright and Beautiful Biodiversity expert Paul Gorman helps us sort through the overwhelming array of environmental concerns and reflects on how we might effectively respond to them in our daily lives. In 1993 Gorman brought together the major Christian and Jewish communities to form the National Religious Partnership for the Environment. Sunday School classes meet in classrooms on the first and second floors. The liturgy is simplified, the gospel told story-style and there are songs children can sing.