From the Pastor

Discipleship is about learning from Jesus how we are to live our lives. Last Sunday (July 27), I preached on the part of Luke including...

The Spirit moves among us! This Sunday is a happy alignment of Spirit actions. First, Callie Babcock, daughter of this congregation and...

In the rhythm of the church year, we've covered most of the big events: anticipating the incarnation during Advent in December,...

First of all, I've posted before in this blog that Pentecost is not a Season. Pentecost is the last Sunday of the Season of Easter. The...

I'm sure I've said this before in a sermon or previous blog post, but it bears repeating and points to many other stories that are...

The Community of Taize started from the experience of its founder, Brother Roger in World War II. Their website  says: When the Second...

"What is man, that thou art mindful of him?" (Psalm 8 KJV) Anthropology is the scientific study of humanity, our behavior, culture,...

January 6th was Epiphany. Epiphany is always on the 6th of January, so it doesn't move around from year to year. It is the culmination...

What is Confirmation? We Presbyterians believe that baptism represents God's claim on our lives and a promise from the covenant...

I've been noticing that not all hope is the same, and I've been thinking about types of hope. Hope changes through the long arc of the...

Hello, friends, We're having a very special worship service at our church this Sunday, January 26, at 11:00am. There will be three...

When I sang in the choir in my youth and young adulthood, one of my favorite songs was from early American music. The composer was...