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The Pain of the Cross
As we move more deeply into Lent, I want to share an experience a friend told me about having when she was in seminary. In one class, a...
Pastor Nancy Becker
Mar 23, 2019
The Practice of Silence
In my most recent sermon, I talked with you about spiritual practices -- those activities that have developed over centuries as ways to...
Lou Ann Karabel
Mar 17, 2019


Enough Already!
As most people know by now, I am not a doom and gloom guy. My glass is always half full, not half empty. But, I can be worn on the...
Jim Hubbard
Mar 10, 2019


The Great Disruptor
In just a few short days, Ash Wednesday will usher in another season of Lent, those 40 days (not including Sundays) prior to Easter...
Ken Crews
Mar 3, 2019
Patience
As I look out the windows on a typical late-February day in Valparaiso, I realize that I am definitely ready for warmer temperatures and...
Bill Rogers
Feb 23, 2019


Are We There Yet?
When I was young, my family decided to take a trip to southern Indiana to celebrate Thanksgiving with my grandmother's family. Somehow,...
Doyll Andrews
Feb 16, 2019


Miracle of Ice
Considering polar vortices followed closely by 50 degree days and February thunderstorms, it's been a good couple of weeks to consider...
Jerry Kahrs
Feb 10, 2019


Valentines from God
February is a very unique and remarkable month with all kinds of events and characteristics that set it apart. For one, it is the...
Pastor Nancy Becker
Feb 1, 2019
Good Bye
The poet Mary Oliver died last week, at the age of 83. She was winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, with 20...
Lou Ann Karabel
Jan 25, 2019


So.... The Winter We Have Worried About has Finally Arrived
Worry. Worry. Worry. Worry is something we all tend to do... perhaps too much of the time. We know that worrying is useless. We only...
Jim Hubbard
Jan 20, 2019


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