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/I am having a hard time accepting how early it gets dark every day!
Read MoreI am having a hard time accepting how early it gets dark every day!
Read MoreAt this time in the church year, the readings take a decidedly apocalyptic turn.
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 MoreThere is said to be a Chinese curse that says, “May you live in interesting times.”
Read MoreGratitude is our superpower
Read MoreWhy do bad things happen to people? Deacon Derek Scalia explores the faith that such a problem brings in this week’s blog.
Read MoreThis verse from Amos keeps sticking with me. Who are these loungers?
Read MoreGod alone is more powerful than slaveowners, kings or queens, presidents, senators, governors or mayors.
Read MoreWhich came first, the chicken or the egg?
Read MoreWhat does it mean to take the Bible as a whole - both the lovely bits we quote on Facebook and stitch on samplers for our walls -and the dreadful bits that make us squirm and wonder just who this God of ours is.
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 MoreLiving in our times is almost defined by living in a constant state of anxiety and fear, but yet, the eternal message of the gospel is not to be afraid.
Read MoreEveryone has demons in life, and we can sometimes get pretty used to them.
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