In Times of Division
In one of his most famous sermons, “Catholic Spirit,” John Wesley wrote, “Though we can’t think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though…
In one of his most famous sermons, “Catholic Spirit,” John Wesley wrote, “Though we can’t think alike, may we not love alike? May we not be of one heart, though…
In a “normal” year, summer reading is critical for students to retain knowledge and skills learned in the previous year as well as grow in critical thinking skills for the…
Several years ago we had the pleasure of visiting the beautiful country of Thailand. Dianne, Doug’s sister, was a GM executive stationed in Singapore and invited us to come and…
Save the Date! Our official in-person launch is on June 6, 2021 at 1:00 pm at Washington Park and at the Church. We will have a time for the children…
Grace and Peace to you through our Risen Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! As the flowers bloom and the trees bud, all of creation reminds us: we are a Resurrection…
Walking through Holy Week evokes many feelings: The thrill of the Palm Sunday parade in Jerusalem…The growing feeling of worry as ominous clouds gather as we walk further into Holy…
In Person Worship to Resume April 11 Recently the COVID-19 Task Force met to discuss resuming In-Person worship, and guidelines for doing so. Subsequently, the Task Force recommended to the Servant…
In December 1992 our son Blake was two and a half years old. My brother David was visiting from California as we gathered to celebrate Christmas. At one point, David…
Saul, even before his conversion, was a unique character and a man of great conviction. He was lauded for his exceptional education and stature. His power in the Jewish community,…
As I reflect upon the journey we’ve made together over the past year I am amazed where our journey has taken us. As we have navigated the uncharted waters we…