Marble Church Sermon

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Marble has a rich history of participating in interfaith activities and one of the highlights is our “Trialogue” under the leadership of Dr. Michael Brown. The focus of the service is a conversation among spiritual leaders of three faiths: Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Ask a friend to join you for this unique and memorable worship experience.

With A Mighty Arm And An Outstretched Hand from Marble Collegiate Church on Vimeo.

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