Upcoming Events

Charlotte Schurtz, coordinator of refugee faith and community engagement for Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest (LSS-SW) will inform us on what LSS is doing to assist refugees to settle in the Valley.  At the end of her discussion, New Journey will discuss how to respond to strangers in our midst.

Sew Journers, New Journey's quilters, are preparing for another quilting season. Not everyone is an experienced quilter.  There are many small, easy tasks to do.  Not all participants are members of New Journey, many are friends and neighbors. All are Welcome.

Co-dependents Anonymous (CoDA) is a program designed to help people who feel they are codependent or in an unhealthy relationship understand their addiction and learn ways to get out of the situation or turn it into something healthy.

From January through March, 2020, we will again have a second worship service on Saturday evenings at 5 p.m. These services will be contemplative in style with meditation and prayers, Scripture and other readings, and a variety of music. On the last Saturday of each month, our worship will be a service project – we will buy and bag food for week-end meals for the children of Imagine School in E. Mesa. On the final Saturday of March, we will…

New Journey’s worship is centered in Word and Sacrament. As a congregation of the ELCA, New Journey Lutheran seeks to model Jesus’ radical hospitality by welcoming and affirming all people regardless of age, sex, race, ability, sexual orientation, or gender identity.