Welcome to God's Round Table
Worship services at Mount Tabor are suspended until further notice.
Join us on Facebook for Sunday Worship at 10:30am.
Most recent recorded worship:
- Mount Tabor Easter Sunday Worship April 4
- Second Sunday of Easter, April 11, combined worship with churches in Region Two of the ELCA: Find the worship service on YouTube or Vimeo.
- Tabor Worship April 18
During Lent, we learned more about Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a martyr of Nazi Germany. Learn more with additional links about him and his work.
Online Worship Life, includes an archive of online worship services from March 2020, Tabor's Music for the Soul, Holden Evening Prayer 2021, messages and more.
Follow us online as we explore new ways of being church together. We invite people to share our worship and community! We have also added eGiving on our website. Giving can now we accommodated by credit card and eCheck.
Needs Among Utah's Multicultural Communities During COVID-19 Report: https://
Anti-Racism Resources
Announcing: The Emancipator
"a project to reframe the national conversation and hasten racial justice"
Brene Brown interview with Ibram X. Kendi on How to be an Anti-Racist
"Together We Join Our Voices" Rocky Mountain Synod Bishop Jim Gonia, Bishop Kym Lucas of the Episcopal Church in Colorado, and Bishop Karen Oliveto, Mountain Sky Area United Methodist Church join their voices together to mourn and grieve with those who have experienced the trauma of persecution, violence, suffering, and death.
Black Owned Businesses In Utah - Created by Black Lives Matter Utah - Google Drive
During Pr. David's sabbatical in the summer of 2016, our congregation hosted Sunday Faith and Science Jams after worship that featured members of our congregation giving talks about their calling to be both people of science and faith. Check out the Jams - new ones added each month.
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.
The Spirit of God has made an open invitation to meet us every week in this special way, in the Meal of grace. 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!
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.
An inclusive, compassionate community living God’s love in the world!
"AND on top of that, we're all inclusive. Not just in a banner to the gay community, they really accept you, and after they do you find they in many cases have a gay child or grandchild and want to learn from you to have a better relationship with their family." ~ Bruce