Where Sound Meets Silence

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.

Selected Thursdays 10:30am The Great Room, The Anchor House

Have you ever found your keys in the very place you’d already searched—again and again—only to realize your eyes had been told not to see?
Scripture can be like that. Words once alive with wonder can become so familiar that we no longer expect them to surprise us.

Lectio Divina offers a way to listen again—to return to sacred text with the openness of first hearing.

Each week, Peter and Zach guide a gentle rhythm of silence, Scripture, and improvised music for violin and piano. Within this quiet, gentle space, we reflect on the passage appointed for Sunday’s worship, trusting the Spirit to speak anew through word and sound alike.

We gather for about thirty minutes of prayer. Stillness, and reflection Those unable to attend in person are warmly invited to join online as the reflection is streamed live.

Come and rest where sound meets silence, and the Word speaks in the hush between notes.