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  • Pancake Breakfast
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THE EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST - 9/27/2026

This Sunday’s gospel reading features a short parable for those of us who have sometimes turned away from God and later felt regret. Join us for worship to hear about God’s welcoming nature and to receive that welcome at the table of holy communion.

Christ and the Adulteress, c.1528 - Lorenzo Lotto

This painting by Lorenzo Lotto, created around 1528, depicts Jesus speaking with a crowd while standing next to a woman identified as a prostitute. This artwork is particularly relevant to today’s gospel reading: "I tell you, the prostitutes are going into the kingdom of God ahead of you." The artist aimed to illustrate the narrative in John 8:1-11, which tells the story of a woman caught in adultery. However, this account is absent from most ancient biblical manuscripts, which is why it has not been included in the Sunday lectionary readings.