I‘m new…
what’s Sunday like?
We gather Sundays at 10am at 973 28th St. SE
Learn more below.
You can also join us on YouTube by clicking on the button below.
I‘m new…
Wherever you are in your journey, we would love to walk with you.
We know that a first step may be joining us on Sunday so here are some important things to note:
The Branch is a welcoming, inclusive and affirming congregation. We believe that all people of every ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, race, gender identity and religious background have an equal and full place in the life of The Branch. We believe that God’s family is a family for everyone. There are no exceptions.
Our Sunday gathering is 60-75 minutes as we engage God and each other through music, prayer, Scripture, communion, conversation and art all in the belief that doing so helps us recenter on what is good, beautiful and true.
We meet at 973 28th St. SE. You can also always join the livestream on our YouTube page.
One more note: we share communion most weeks. There is no pressure or expectation to participate — but we want folks to know that all are welcome at the Table and are invited to fully participate in this shared gift of grace together.
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Here are some of our beliefs and values connected to our Sunday gathering:
Sundays are a time to bring your whole self.
God invites us to be honest about our lives and to bring who we are as much as we’re able. Feeling joyful? You’re welcome to dress up and wear a smile. Had a hard week? Then show up in sweats and with a somber face. Wherever you are – whoever you are – we hope you’ll come as you are.
Sundays are a time to engage the world.
Not only do we bring our whole selves to worship, but we do our best to engage the whole world. That means that our time together includes both celebration and lament. We hold up joy and call injustice out, and we do this through music, prayer, reflection, art, and Scripture.
Sundays are a time to connect.
Our weeks are busy and scattered, often leaving us feeling disconnected from each other. That makes our Sunday gathering a valuable weekly rhythm, meant to remind us that we do belong to something bigger than ourselves, and we are loved and known.
Sundays are meant to prepare us for every other day.
Our Sunday gatherings are not the end — they are a means to an end. They are a time for us to be encouraged, inspired, and equipped to live lives of love and grace every other moment of the week.
Watch Live
You can tune into our Sunday gathering on YouTube. The live feed begins at 9:25.
