Categories: Archives 2024, Youth & Children

A Season of Hope

Children's Program, Dec 1, 10am

This Sunday we will read the story (Isaiah 2:2-4) as we light the candle of hope. In our lesson, we will create an advent wreath to guide us through the four weeks leading up to Christ’s birth. The children’s program begins in our worship service(s) at 10am. After receiving a blessing, the children leave for their activities.

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Categories: Letters 2024

November 23, 2024

Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places: Greetings in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ! “It reminds me of when the Israelites were caught between the Egyptian army and the Red Sea . . .” I am part of a monthly Clergy Spiritual Direction group in Albuquerque where four of us, sometimes five, share the challenges and joys of being pastors, under the care of a psychologist/spiritual director who is accustomed to lives like ours.  It has been an amazing and supportive group for more than a decade. This past week we talked about the election and what it might mean going forward.  It was here when my colleague finished his sentence: “. . . and God told the people to keep still.”

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Categories: Archives 2024, Youth & Children

We Give Thanks!

Children's Program, Nov 24, 8:30 & 11am

This weekend, we focus on the teachings of 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 as we prepare to give thanks this week for all of our blessings, realized or unrealized. The children’s program begins in our worship service(s) at 8:30 and 11am. After receiving a blessing, the children leave for their activities.

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Categories: Letters 2024

November 16, 2024

Dear Saints in Santa Fe, and other far-off places: Greetings in the name and spirit of Jesus Christ! These days of uncertainty have me scrambling for insights and wisdom.  A few days ago, quite by accident, I found it in some of the oldest words, if not the oldest, in Scripture:  Miriam’s Song in Exodus 15:20-21.

Then the prophet Miriam, Aaron’s sister, took a tambourine in her hand; and all the women went out after her with tambourines and with dancing.

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