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The Lenten journey from the ashes of death to the promise of resurrected life begins on the first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday. Join us for worship (in-person and online) on Wednesday February 18 at 7:00pm as we gather to worship and to receive the imposition of ashes.
We celebrate the Transfiguration during our Sabbath Worship on Saturday February 14, with the story of Jesus’ radiant glory being proclaimed in a new and vivid way. During the sermon, our Puppet Team will proclaim the word through a blacklight presentation—revealing light, color, and meaning that aren’t always visible at first glance. It will be creative, unexpected, and deeply rooted in the mystery of God’s transforming presence among us. Come ready to see and hear the gospel in a new light
The Southminster Book Club is an open group of members and friends who gather to discuss a mix of fiction, memoirs, theology, and spirituality. The Book Club meets by Zoom at 7:00pm on the first Thursday of every month, from September-May. All are welcome to participate as you’re able.
The next two books are:
All are welcome to attend the next SAGES Lunch & Learn gathering on Thursday January 15, 2026. Lunch begins at 11:30am, with a program to follow. Pastor TJ will be sharing a high-level overview of The Promise and Perils of Artificial Intelligence (AI), blending ethical conversation, practical tips, and a few live demonstrations.
If you plan to come for lunch, please RSVP to the church office to ensure there’s enough food for all. A suggested donation of $10/person is requested for the meal.
This winter, Southminster is joining with our ecumenical friends in Boise for a shared book study on Borders & Belonging: The Book of Ruth—A Story for Our Times by Pádraig Ó Tuama and Glenn Jordan. Together, we’ll explore the ancient story of Ruth as a lens for reflection on forced migration, faithfulness, and what it means to belong in a world shaped by borders.
The group will meet on Tuesday evenings from 7:00–8:30pm from January 13 – February 17 at Redeemer Lutheran Church (2920 W. Cassia Street, Boise). The clergy of the sponsoring congregations will take turns facilitating discussion. Books are encouraged, and all are welcome—whether you come with deep familiarity with Scripture or simply a desire for thoughtful conversation across traditions.
The Lenten journey from the ashes of death to the promise of resurrected life begins on the first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday. Join us for worship (in-person and online) on Wednesday February 18 at … [Read More...]
We celebrate the Transfiguration during our Sabbath Worship on Saturday February 14, with the story of Jesus' radiant glory being proclaimed in a new and vivid way. During the sermon, our Puppet Team … [Read More...]
The Southminster Book Club is an open group of members and friends who gather to discuss a mix of fiction, memoirs, theology, and spirituality. The Book Club meets by Zoom at 7:00pm on the first … [Read More...]
