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/Split into factions, the Corinthians were all accusing the other side of being wrong headed. Sound familiar?
Read MoreSplit into factions, the Corinthians were all accusing the other side of being wrong headed. Sound familiar?
Read MoreDid you grow up in a church tradition that talked about Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior?
Read MoreHave you ever had an epiphany?
Read MoreSometimes when a Bible passage is very familiar, you don’t really hear it anymore.
Read MoreWhat does it mean to find a church home?
Read MoreGratitude is our superpower
Read MoreIt is easy to allow life sweep me up in to-do lists, busy schedules and day to day demands.
Read MoreIt was interesting to watch the United States from across the ocean for a few weeks.
Read MoreThe Rev. Ross Ludeman discusses poverty and how we are called to respond.
Read MoreThe Rev. Derek Scalia talks about a simple act of generosity and how it reminded him of God’s gifts.
Read MoreThese days, a good neighbor is someone who is quiet and leaves you alone.
Read MoreSometimes it’s easy to assume that that you don’t really have what it takes to step up in your faith. I
Read MoreA life filled with the peace that passes all understanding does not always look peaceful in the way we might expect.
Read MoreMuch of our lives are spent in auto pilot without much conscious listening at all, but Lent invites us to intentionally carve out some time and space to be quiet and listen better.
Read MoreClearly the kind of love Jesus is talking about goes beyond the kind of love we mean when we say we love chocolate or puppies.
Read MoreWisdom is not an individual pursuit.
Read MoreThere are some problems that are not easily or simply fixed, and that seemingly only God can heal or put back together. And sometimes it seems you just need a miracle.
Read MoreWe’re heading into the darkest time of the year, and the idea of being surrounded by light is very appealing.
Read MoreAs strange, and as often discomforting as the book of Revelation is, when I read it I’m reminded that even though we do very simple things together on Sundays - sing hymns, read Scripture, say prayers, confess, pass the peace, eat bread, drink wine - there’s something much bigger going on between us.
Read MoreWeekly at 9:30 at St. James.
We hope you can join us for Sunday worship
The service is also streamed on our Facebook page and our website
Pocket of Peace ( a service of peaceful prayer) at 12 noon online
Tues-Fri: 10-2
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