Welcome to God's Round Table
At Mount Tabor we believe that living God's love begins with the open invitation to all people to join us at the Meal that is central to our worship life. Inclusive, unconditional love meets us where Christ gives himself freely to us. In the Meal of holy communion, we remember and celebrate Jesus' sacrificial love that empowers our serving in the world. For us, "grace" means that God meets us just as we are with joy and new life. This is why we worship God together every week.
All are invited. All are welcome: young and old, doubters and believers, seekers and disciples. Our diversity at the Meal reflects the beauty of our Creator's wisdom. Come celebrate with us, and be empowered by God's love for justice, peace, and community!
This is What Love Looks Like!
The journey of making our 2019 ministry intiatives real begins October 14. Our Stewardship for All Seasons team is Jean Stephenson, Bruce Palenski, Mallory deForest, Stephanie Wilson and Pr. David. The month we'll be learning more about the potenial of a Mount Tabor App and the VOA Homeless Youth Resource Center. There will be a hygiene kit service project Sunday October 21 for Homeless Youth Resource Center from 9:15-10am. Maud's Cafe, an 8-12 week employment training program for the youth at the Center, will be catering our fellowship after worship. Then on Sunday October 28, we are invited to give our input about the Mount Tabor App during the 9:15-10am timeframe. Keep your eyes and ears open for what's to come with Stewardship for All Seasons! Thank you Tabor for helping our congregation find these new ways to live God's love for others!
Faith, Science, Ethics Roundtable for October
"Cancer Vaccine" Research Gets Nobel Prize -- What might anti-vaccination proponents say?
The Roundtable will meet Monday, October 29th 11:30am to 1pm in Room 117 of the Research Administration Bldg at the University of Utah.
Maud’s Café is a newly-built coffee shop that will offer an 8-12 week employment training program for the youth from Volunteers of America, Utah’s Homeless Youth Resource Center, Young Men’s and Women’s Transition Homes. Patrons of Maud’s will be supporting the Wasatch Front economy by purchasing quality, locally-produced goods. Join us in giving homeless youth the opportunity to contribute to our community, as they stabilize their lives and work toward self-sufficiency.
Holy Communion Worship Sundays at 10:30am
Mount Tabor is a Reconciling in Christ congregation
We as the Rocky Mountain Synod, ELCA invite all into the fullness of God’s love. This invitation is inclusive of people of every race, national origin, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, physical or mental ability, sex, or station in life. We pledge to use our differences as gifts for our work together.