2021 MVCMA Worship Services
​Thank you for joining us! Recordings from our Summer 2021 season can be found below.

Sunday, September 5th, our guest preacher was Reverend Joseph Perdue of First Congregational Church of Branford, CT. Reverend Perdue's sermon was entitled, "The Work of the People"
Sunday, August 29th, our guest preacher was Reverend Don Bliss of East Freetown Congregational-Christian Church from East Freetown, MA. Reverend Bliss's sermon was entitled, "What is More Important?"
Sunday, August 15th, our guest preachers were Reverend Karen Munn and Reverend Nick Munn of Orchard Covenant Church in Indian Orchard, MA. Reverend Munn's sermon was entitled, "Wilderness Restored."
Sunday, August 8th, our guest preacher was Reverend Senator Raphael Warnock of the Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, GA. This joint worship with First Congregational Church of West Tisbury was led by Reverend Cathlin Baker and Reverend Julie Johnson Staples. (Special music by Mark Miller)
Sunday, July 25th, our guest preacher was Reverend Dr. Douglas Strong, School of Theology and Professor of the History of Christianity at Seattle Pacific University. His sermon was entitled, "Breathless Anticipation!"
Sunday, August 1st, our guest preacher was Reverend Dr. Jonathan Lee, serves on the Pension Boards for the United Church of Christ in New York City. His sermon was entitled, "Transparent Discipleship."
Sunday, July 11th, our guest preacher was Reverend Dr. Denise Smartt Sears, Director of Connectional Ministries (DCM) for the NY Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. Her sermon was entitled, "What about the Other Side?"
Sunday, July 18th, our guest preacher was Reverend Dr. William H. Allport II of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Englewood, NJ. His sermon was entitled, "Starting a Revolution."
Sunday, June 27th, our guest preacher was Reverend Sean McMahon of the Community Baptist Church of Gay Head. His sermon was entitled, "God's Country". 
Sunday, July 4th, our guest preacher was Reverend Dr. John Tamilio III of the Congregational Church of Canton, MA. His sermon was entitled, "Free Indeed".