The Annual Parish Meeting is an opportunity for us not only to review the finances of the parish, elect vestry members, and do some business, but also to reflect... read more →
When you find yourself in a valley or rut in life, it’s difficult to see over the horizon, to have a vision for what God has in store for you... read more →
Miracles are encounters with God that defy our comprehension. At the wedding in Cana, Jesus performed his first miracle when he turned water into wine. The steward of the feast... read more →
We usually think of repentance as a bad thing, perhaps because we associate it with guilt or shame. But repentance in the Bible isn’t that at all. It’s filled with... read more →
On Sundays during Advent, we wear purple vestments and light the Advent wreath, but how do we experience this season outside the church walls? Advent is a gift from God... read more →
For many, the idea of kingship is uncomfortable because of the claim it places on our lives. But if Jesus is King, we don’t find oppression like we might experience... read more →
I hope you all had a wonderful and safe Halloween. It's easy to forget the Christian background of Halloween - literally the Eve of All Hallows’, or All Saints' Day.... read more →
Trust is difficult for us because of the vulnerability it requires. We work hard to trust individuals in our lives, and to trust God, but what about trusting the church—a... read more →
All through the Old Testament, the Israelites struggled to trust that God would be there for them, but over and over God showed up when they were in need. We... read more →
Jesus taught his disciples to have a faith that is both childlike and mature. An immature faith lacks self-awareness, serves us instead of others, holds onto wrongs, sees the world... read more →