Here is a look at some of the heavier and challenging selections in our library. Be not afraid to delve in a bit! A Theology of the New Testament by George Eldon Ladd This title is actually a textbook for seminary students, but for anyone who is interested in a fairly easy read about the...
Back in my working days at Fisher-Price Toys I was the company spokesperson for our 75th anniversary and gave a presentation to 1100 employees with the CEO sitting 15 feet in front of me. My talk to you today is more important than that event ever was. Three weeks ago, Sue Scott asked me to...
I’ve never looked upon myself as a leader, always a follower and supporter. That came about as I prayed for our group and over and over felt like I was being prodded to take a giant step out of that snug comfort zone once again. It felt like volunteering to jump off of a tall cliff!
The season of busyness is upon us. The cold air always seems to usher in a sense of urgency, hectic schedules, and sometimes downright chaos. Some of you have commented to me when asking about my schedule, “I know you are so busy at this time of year”. While it may be true of my...
I’m still here, thirteen years later, and this is still “the place to be.”
The season of giving thanks is upon us or at least that is what our culture tells us. While this time of year is special and should be enjoyed, we should also be continually giving thanks to God for all things in our lives. The General Thanksgiving from Morning Prayer says, We bless you for...
Before I became wiser, I hated the sound of church organs. In my home church we had a Hammond with little slide things that were pulled or pushed in order to change the sound. They didn't make much of a difference that I could tell and the organ always sounded like mush. The organ function is...
As the hints of fall begin to appear and the beauty of God’s creation springs forth with color and cooler weather, I hope that you will take time to notice.
The following is why I find the Episcopal services a good fit.
We are people meant to live in community, meant to share our lives. In ages past, to offer the stranger, the traveler who showed up at your door a place to stay and to keep them safe was the norm. It was expected.