Church of the Mountains has been invited to support the Town of Truckee as our community gathers in response to recent tragic events. We hold our Truckee family in prayer and invite all to come together in remembrance, reflection, and care for one another. 

These events are being published by the Town and other outlets - please share these events with your friends and family to help spread the word.

Truckee Community Vigil
Sunday, February 22 | 6:00 PM
Candlelight Vigil at the Eagle Statue
Following the vigil, all are invited to Church of the Mountains for a time of community, conversation, and light refreshments.

Interfaith Service
Monday, February 23 | 5:30 PM
At Church of the Mountains
An interfaith service in partnership with the North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation, co-led by Pastor Rebecca and Rabbi Lauren. A reception will follow.

The sanctuary will remain open as a quiet, reflective community space until 8:00 PM on Monday for anyone seeking a place of peace.

Walk-In Grief Support
Monday, February 23 through Friday, February 27
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM daily
All are welcome to come for support, presence, and care.

Volunteer Opportunity
If you are able to serve as part of the Welcome Crew to provide a warm welcome to our community into our dear church on Sunday or Monday evening, please contact Lisa McCready at lisakmccready@gmail.com by clicking the button below.

We are deeply grateful to our community sponsors for providing food and beverages for these gatherings, and to each of you for showing up with compassion and care for one another.

As the sun dips behind the mountains and the sky softens into hues of gold and rose, we invite you to join us for our next Alpenglow Evening Service on Sunday, March 1.

This peaceful, contemplative gathering is designed as a moment to pause, breathe, and gently prepare your heart for the week ahead. Inspired by the beauty of alpenglow—the warm, radiant light that graces the peaks at day’s end—this service offers a sacred space for reflection, stillness, and renewal.

Whether you’ve spent your day on the slopes, the trails, or simply moving through a full weekend, come as you are and settle into a tranquil, welcoming atmosphere. Through quiet prayer, meaningful words, and calming music, we’ll share in a time that grounds and reconnects us.

Alpenglow Service - Sunday, March 1
5:00pm Gathering and reception
5:30pm Reflective service

All are welcome. Bring a friend, or come in quiet solitude—there is space for you here.

We look forward to being together in this gentle close to the day.

Join us in Faith this Sunday!

Pastor Rebecca will be sharing her message  "Hungry for God"

Join us in-person or via Zoom at the link below.   (Passcode is iamloved)

We’re excited to share that electrical and plumbing work has officially begun on the Danforth Cottage!

This is a meaningful step forward in our efforts to revitalize and prepare the space for workforce housing this summer. The progress we’re seeing is a direct reflection of the generosity and support of our community.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to our building renovation fund. Your gifts are helping us continue to beautify our campus and expand our ability to serve others in tangible, impactful ways.

We look forward to sharing more updates as the transformation of Danforth Cottage continues!

We are looking for gifted musicians to help lead worship and create joyful Sunday mornings—and we’d love your help getting the word out!

We are building a small worship band and are seeking keyboardists, guitarists, and singers with strong people skills who enjoy collaborating. Our music spans contemporary Christian, jazz, gospel, blues, folk, and bluegrass. A piano, keyboard, and full sound system are available, along with a library of curated hymn and contemporary Christian scores and slides.

These are paid positions with flexible, negotiable rates.
If you—or someone you know—would be a great fit, please share this invitation and send a resume to comumctruckee@gmail.com

Judy Jensen, the group leader welcomes everyone to participate. 

We read and discuss the books we have chosen in an informal discussion and look forward to spending time and sharing our faith with one another. We pray as an introduction to our study—and we close with prayer.

Our group are also members of the Prayer Net and welcome requests that come to us through the larger church body.

Any questions? Reach out to Judy at 530-448-6474 or church email comumctruckee@gmail.com

At Church of the Mountains, our ministry is made possible through the generous support of our community. Your gifts help sustain meaningful worship, inspiring music, outreach to our neighbors, and a welcoming space where all are invited to gather, reflect, and grow.

Every contribution—large or small—supports the life of our church: from caring ministries and community events to maintaining our historic sanctuary and creating opportunities for connection and spiritual renewal. Together, we are nurturing a place of hope, beauty, and belonging in the heart of our mountain community.

Thank you for supporting the ministry of Church of the Mountains and for being part of all that God is doing here. We are deeply grateful for your faithfulness and generosity.

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Interested in Becoming a Member of the Church?

Send us an email to discuss: comumctruckee@gmail.com

Or if you need to reach Pastor Rebecca  you can email her at rjirelan@gmail.com