St. Matthews celebrated Pentecost 10 and Olympic Sunday with a vibrant and reflective service. The congregation was welcomed with the hymn “Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty,” followed by prayers for peace and unity inspired by the Olympic spirit. The service featured scripture readings from 2 Kings, Psalm 145, and Ephesians, alongside a Gospel reading from John. A local Olympian shared an inspiring testimony, drawing connections between athletic perseverance and spiritual faith. Prayers for global peace, especially for Ukraine and the Holy Land, highlighted the church’s commitment to social justice. The service concluded with a heartfelt communion and a final hymn, reinforcing the themes of unity and love.