Dear Saints in Santa Fe and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ. “To the Glory of Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior.” This was written on the final page of a geology test by a college classmate of mine. We all knew Chris and it didn’t surprise anyone. I would have probably forgotten many years ago if not for the response from the professor when the test was returned. At the bottom of the front page he wrote “You and Jesus got a D.” Ouch.
Read moreDear Saints in Santa Fe and other far-off places, Greetings in the name of Jesus Christ, who never stopped talking about love and compassion. We need to plant seeds. I am one generation from the farm. My mom was the eighth of ten children on a 500-acre farm in central Ohio and she knew every crop by sight. On car rides through the countryside, we would ask mom what was growing in the fields, and she always had a ready answer.
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Pastor Andrew is leading a group of young adults and high school youth to help families and children along the US/Mexico border. These families seeking the safety of asylum in the United States find themselves in desperate situations with little food, water and basic supplies. You can help.
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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is responding to the fires on Maui and you can designate gifts for this. Make your check payable to Presbyterian Church USA and write “DR000165-Hawaii” on the memo line.
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Each September our church, along with Presbyterian churches around the world, give to the Peace and Global Witness offering. Who benefits from it? How, as Christians, can we help to bring about peace and reconciliation around the world?
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Our own David Solem will be featured at the TGIF Concert on September 15, playing music by Franz Josef Haydn on the piano. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm, and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with a free-will offering taken.
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VIDEO. September 9, Prepared By Men’s Breakfast welcomed Dr. Ed Barker to speak on the “Wonders of the Webb Telescope: Opening our eyes to new worlds, new science and new age of the Universe.” Ed is a consultant for LZT and an expert on space debris from his years at NASA and the McDonald Observatory.
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Sunday morning, October 1, we celebrate Indigenous People with a worship service at 10:00 with Rev. Judy Wellington (above left) delivering the sermon, “Learning from Each Other.” And then we move into Pope Hall to hear Mary Weahkee (above right) talk about utilitarian crafts that she has learned from elders at various pueblos including turkey […]
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