On Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend, we gather to worship a God who hears the cries rising from the pit and calls ordinary people to bear public witness to justice. Grounded in Psalm 40:1–11 and John 1:29–42, this service explores what it means to refuse silence once we have seen where liberation is already breaking into the world. Drawing on the prophetic witness of Martin Luther King, Jr., we’ll reflect on a faith that moves beyond admiration into action, beyond comfort into courage. This is worship for those longing for hope that tells the truth… and invites us to follow it. Join us online or onsite Sunday, January 18 10am ET First Congregational Church, UCC in Randolph 1 South Main Street, Randolph, MA