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Reflections
One aspect of the Sharing Table Project that I found especially enriching was the 24-hour prayer vigil. Spending an hour in the chapel...
Pastor Nancy Becker
Jun 15, 2023
Gathering the Fragments
A few days ago, I was reading John’s description of Jesus feeding the 5,000 with only five loaves of bread and two fish. A familiar...
Lou Ann Karabel
Jun 8, 2023


Our Vibrancy Is Showing Through…
As most everyone is aware I am the Project Leader for The Sharing Table Project, and I accepted that role, in part, because of the very...
Jim Hubbard
Jun 1, 2023


Trish Lawson's Blog
As I write this, the sun is shining, the green grass is lush, the leaves in the trees are full and shading the many nests the birds have...
Trish Lawson
May 25, 2023
Sharon Kinsey's Blog
Early in April, I put up our spring wreath on the front door. It was such a pretty harbinger of things to come – pale pink, lavender, and...
Sharon Kinsey
May 11, 2023
“Whom are you looking for?” - John 20:15
It was an ordinary day. That much I remember. The weather was fine. I don’t recall if I had worked or was off for the day; either way, I...
Ken Crews
May 4, 2023


Jerry Kahrs' Blog
As I held the cherished old photograph of Mom and Dad on their wedding day in 1947, all I could think about was how young and beautiful...
Jerry Kahrs
Apr 29, 2023


Nancy Becker's Blog
The Promise of Easter is very meaningful for my family this year. As many of you know our beloved daughter Laura died very suddenly of an...
Pastor Nancy Becker
Apr 20, 2023
Why Suffering?
A book group I’m in is discussing Belief in an Age of Skepticism: The Reason for God, by Timothy Keller. Keller is the founding pastor of...
Lou Ann Karabel
Apr 13, 2023


OPTIMISM? In this day and age?
I like to think of myself as a half-full glass kinda person. Yes, there are lots of not-so-good things still present in our lives… COVID...
Jim Hubbard
Apr 7, 2023


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