Second Presbyterian Church

As we sow seeds of love in person and online, how do we express our core value of Beauty as a faith community? Check out the video Music, Art and Beauty to find out! Rev. Travis Ashley Rube

Joint Book Discussion Group with St. Mark Presbyterian Church Healing the Broken Heart of America Based on Walter Johnson’s book, The Broken Heart of America... This online group will continue on Wednesday, November 11 at 7:00 pm. Click link below for Zoom Conference info. https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Healing-the-Broken-Hear

In honor of Veteran's Day, the church office will be closed on Wednesday, November 11th. Have a safe holiday.

Join STL Village as they present Award winning author, Louise Aronson, M.D. for a discussion on her new book Elderhood: Redefining Aging, Transforming Medicine, Reimaging Life on Wednesday, November 11, at 7:00 pm. View attached flyer for additional information.

Congregational Appeal Sowing Seeds of Love A farmer went out to sow seedsome fell on the path with no soil, some on rocky ground with little soil, some on soil which contains thorns, and some on good soil (Matthew 13). ... Continue reading at the link below.

https://youtu.be/hUhNA6_L9VQ Please join us for Sunday worship today. Worship materials are always available online at https://secondchurch.net/worship/sunday-service/ For this week’s music class with Mary Donald, please click here https://youtu.be/-f11kEPeZhA... Today's service is led by Reverend Winckler and his sermon title is Sacred Poise. It has been a heck of a week, to say the least. While we wait for definitive results of this year’s presidential election, as people of faith how do we cultivate a sense of sacred poise? In other words, how do we stay spiritually replenished, vigilant, and prepared to share the light of Christ in an uncertain and contentious time? Let’s explore that this week in a sermon called, Sacred Poise. The opening hymn words date from 1902 and the closing spiritual hymn was first published in 1872. The Pandemic Singers present an anthem by American composer Charles Callahan. Tenor Derek Dahlke sings an offertory solo with music from 1664. The organ prelude and postlude were written in 1957 by the blind French organist Jean Langlais.