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UPCOMING EVENTS AND SPECIAL SERVICES
The life of the Church extends beyond Sunday mornings. At Incarnation, we gather often to grow in the apostolic teaching, spend time in fellowship, and be shaped by the presence of God in prayer and worship. Attending is an act of exploration, not commitment. All are welcome!
"They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers" (Acts 2:42).
The Longest Night Service
Sunday, December 21st, at 7pm
We will have a Longest Night Holy Eucharist on the evening of Sunday, December 21st, the Winter Solstice and the longest night of the year. The Longest Night is a special liturgy that emerged in the last century to make sacred space for grief and sorrow during the holiday season. Many who suffer loss feel it most at this time of year. In the days leading up to Christmas, this service reminds us that Christ’s entrance into the world came in the midst of darkness, grief, and fear, and that God abides with us even on those nights that seem to have no end. The Longest Night Holy Eucharist will be held in Incarnation’s chapel on the second floor of Redeemer Trinity's building (819 Washington Ave. Monaca) at 7 PM. Anointing for healing will be offered as a part of this service.
Christmas Eve Candlelight Eucharist
December 24th at 11pm
We’ll be holding a candlelight vigil Eucharist on Christmas Eve at 11PM to usher in the Nativity of our Lord. Invite your loved ones and join us!
Christmas Day Carols and Eucharist
December 25th at noon
Highlights from Past Events
ANCIENT WORDS AND BODILY WORSHIP SEPTEMBER 13, 2025
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BEAVER
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"It can be easy to think of the life of faith as a series of dramatic, exceptional moments.
As human beings, we often go looking for signs and wonders, bright lights, fire from heaven. And don’t get me wrong, sometimes God does things that way. Sometimes God’s work is accompanied by a boom and a flash. But God works in quieter ways too, and if we trust the witness of the Church throughout the ages, these quieter ways are not so much the exception as the rule.
More often than not, God offers his saving love to us through means at once so ordinary and so strange that we may be tempted to refuse the invitation that God holds out to us through them: through the waters of baptism, through bread and wine, through the ministry of nobody messengers, through the life and worship of the Church as a whole.
But make no mistake, friends, these are nothing less than acts of God."
OUTDOOR EUCHARIST AND COOKOUT AUGUST 2, 2025
TWO MILE RUN PARK, BEAVER
HOW DID WE GET HERE?
a 6-week series on the Church
APRIL 30 - JUNE 4, 2025
MERCHANT COFFEE CO.
AMBRIDGE, PA
​Week 1 - The Church is a Mess: Where Do We Start?
​Week 2 - Apostles on a Mission: The Emergence of "the Church"
​Week 3 - Preserving the Faith Until Christ Returns: The Formation of Tradition
​Week 4 - When Schism Turns Noble: From Division as Grief to Division as Glory
​Week 5 - The Chaos of Contemporary Christianity
​Week 6 - Where Do We Go From Here? Seeking Safe Harbor
ASHES, FISH FRIES, AND FASTING: WHAT IS LENT ALL ABOUT?
MARCH 21, 2025
BEAVER, PA
"Lent is the invitation
to keep company with Jesus,
as Jesus keeps company with us.
It is the call to go where Jesus goes, into the wilderness with both eyes open. It is, to put it another way, an invitation into reality—an invitation into the truth—a call to recognize that there is a conflict, and that we are in it, whether or not we acknowledge it, whether or not we want to be. Though conquered at the cross, Sin, Death, and the Devil still seek to exert their wounded presence in this world. The wilderness that Jesus labored through during those forty days, the wilderness of temptation, the wilderness of everyday life still exists, and it’s still a place of conflict—not with flesh and blood, as St. Paul reminds us, but with “the cosmic powers over this present darkness, the spiritual forces of evil” which still seek to reign around us and in us, in our world and in our lives.
That's what Lent is all about at the end of the day:
keeping company with Jesus
in the wilderness of ordinary life.​"
HYMN SING AND BLUES EUCHARIST
JANUARY 26, 2025
AMBRIDGE, PA
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Incarnation sees children as full members of the community of faith. We will provide content specifically designed for children at events whenever possible. When this is not feasible, we will gladly provide childcare. If you and your children would like to participate in an event, please contact the Rev. Deanna Briody.