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/If faith is to be anything more than a mental exercise, we need to put our faith into action in our lives, with love as the action verb that sets it into motion.
Read MoreIf faith is to be anything more than a mental exercise, we need to put our faith into action in our lives, with love as the action verb that sets it into motion.
Read MoreHere in October of 2020, we are collectively grieving.
Read MoreI was determined as an 8 year old to keep all the commandments and be a good girl.
Read MoreI’ve got as many opinions as anyone.
Read MoreI must admit is that I’m exhausted.
Read MoreIt doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world.
Read MoreA lot can happen when one moves from complaining, “Why Me?” to recognizing “Why not me?”
Read MoreSometimes the noise of life can rule us.
Read MoreGuest author the Rev. Ross Ludeman compares 1968 and today’s events, with his hope that justice will prevail.
Read MoreGuest writer the Rt. Rev. Don Hart finds that hope and love can come from many places.
Read MoreWe are indeed in stressful times.
Read MoreJesus was really, not metaphorically, asking us to put our faith into practice through making personal sacrifices.
Read MoreIs a church a School of Faith? A Hospital for Sinners? A Watering Hole for Weary Disciples? A Discipleship Gym?
Read MoreI admit I haven’t been feeling all that positive about human beings just lately. Good?
Read MoreLately, life’s dangers all seem so frighteningly near
Read MoreThe Acts reading this Sunday challenges us to think about our own responses to challenging changes and conflicts.
Read MoreIt is Christ’s presence in us, between us and among us that make us the church.
Read MoreI think it’s safe to say that we are all living through a time of swift and varied changes.
Read MoreWhen the Sunday gospel is about Jesus’ temptations in the wilderness, you know Lent has arrived.
Read MoreMaybe you’ve had your share of ‘Wow - I could have had a V8!” moments.
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
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