Service
What to Expect During a Service
•We invite you to be our guest Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. where you can dress how you want. The pastor wears bow ties, but people mostly wear comfortable clothing (from casual to athleisure).
•We sing the Lord’s Prayer rather than recite it. We’re fond of Parker Palmer’s version.
•About twice a month we have a “Personal Reflection” where someone from the community speaks for 5-7 minutes about something on their heart. Topics have ranged from why I pray and why I don’t believe in God to why birding is important to me and how I dealt with my grief when my parents died and almost anything you can imagine in-between.
•Laughter is encouraged (but there are tissues in every pew if it’s not a laughter kind of day).
•After the Lord’s Prayer kids are invited to join Jessica downstairs or they are welcome to remain in the sanctuary.
•We invite you to write down on the prayer intentions paper whatever you need to put down.
•Communion is offered the first Sunday of every month and all are welcome to the table.
•We are Welcoming and Affirming of our LGBTQIA+ siblings.
•Our coffee is amazing! (except when we accidentally get decaf!)
•If you bike, take the bus or walk or drive to Judson and then decide you just can’t come in that’s fine too. Test runs are cool. And there’s a livestream (you can click on the link above to see past Sundays as well).
Meaning
What does Sunday mean to those who attend?
Beyond Sunday
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Racial Justice Meeting
July 14, 2026 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
ZoomThe Racial Justice Team will be meeting for the next three months on the second Monday of the month (6/12, 7/10, and 8/14) from 5-6:30 pm via Zoom. We welcome new members or anyone curious about our work. Contact Scott Simpson at startime7@gmail.com or Leslie Rapp (lesliejrapp@gmail.com) if you would like to receive the Zoom link for the meetings.
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Tom McDermot Concert
July 20, 2026 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
SanctuaryNew Orleans piano legend Tom McDermott comes to Judson Church for a bespoke evening – live film accompaniment, concert, and conversation. Free Entry, donations accepted.
All donations go to Legal Rights Center.