Author Archives: Rev. Judith Maynard

March 13 Service

Rev. Judith Maynard“There’s a Wilderness Near You”

Many find healing and meaning in the wilderness. Learn want it takes to get through your wilderness experiences.

Rev. Judith Maynard
Welcomes You

Ashes to Fire

Ashes to Fire begins with the soul’s longing for a closer relationship with Jesus and by Pentecost Sunday we will have come to know of God’s love burning in our hearts.  Join us every Sunday at 10:30 a.m.  Click for Information.

Membership Class Feb 6th

Want to learn more about MCC Churches and Metropolitan Community Church of Albuquerque?  What does it mean to be a member of this faith community?  What is the “priesthood of all believers” and who can serve in the ministries of the church?  What beliefs are central to MCC Churches?

Join us for the Metropolitan Community Church of Albuquerque Membership Class which begins this Sunday, February 6 following worship service.  All are welcome.  Please call the office at 505.268.5252 to RSVP.

A Labyrinth Journey

Wednesday, December 22
6:00 pm

The season of winter has begun and walking the labyrinth is an invitation to reflect, pray and experience God in the midst of all the holiday frenzy!

4th Sunday in Advent

Sunday, December 19
Love…gotta have it.

How can you show love to others during this Christmas?

There are different forms of love and at this time of the year relational expectations are at an all time high.  Whether it is family, romantic or communal love, people want to feel acceptance and reassurance.  God, through Christ, has done just that – accepted humanity and assured it with life that does not end.  Not just any life, but life abundant with the things that matter.  There is no greater love than the love of God.

More about Advent (click here).

3rd Sunday in Advent

Sunday, December 12
Joy…to get me through the tough days.

What is the difference between joy and happiness?

Joy is not a surface-level happy – it is deeply seated within us and is manifest in our lives by grace and assurance.  Joy might be described as knowing something better exists, and holding onto that which is better.   As you praise God, you will draw strength knowing that no matter what circumstances you face, joy truly is our strength.

More about Advent (click here).