Downsizing
/Sometimes it is a delight to discover a forgotten treasure, but mostly you ask yourself, “Why do I still have this thing?”
Read MoreSometimes it is a delight to discover a forgotten treasure, but mostly you ask yourself, “Why do I still have this thing?”
Read MoreWe all have earthly authority in one way or another - at church, at our jobs, in our family, out in our community. We can be in charge of many different things in this life. Even a child is in charge of cleaning their own room.
Read MoreThis is the simplest of teachings. Love your neighbor as yourself. And yet, it often turns out to be one of the most complicated practices.
Read MoreSome of the things happening in this world seem almost too terrible to face or talk about, but of all places, the church is not a place for wishful thinking or denial.
Read MoreThe kind of faith that is only felt in good times is often called “fair weather faith.” Perhaps that phrase is more accurate than ever in the days of climate change.
Read MoreThese days we talk about the importance of speaking in “I statements” instead of accusing others of being wrong, stupid, off the rails, etc.
Read MoreIt’s hard for us, in our deeply divided culture, to dwell in a both/and reality instead of an either/or one.
Read MoreI’ve heard a lot of people say they don’t like how full of himself Paul seems to be.
Read MoreThe Episcopal Church is often described as being supported by a three-legged stool.
Read MoreIf you heard my sermon on Sunday, you know sometimes I stop to really take a deep look at a familiar biblical phrase to better grasp what it might be saying to me.
Read MoreI could go on for many pages referencing the Biblical descriptions of God.
Read MoreClearly the disciples think they’re finally going to get the roadmap for what is coming next.
Read MoreEveryone is given a name at birth. Some people love their name and some wish they had a different one.
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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