Gathering: Wednesdays (February 18 – March 25) for fellowship and worship
This year’s Lenten Offering is designated for Wells for Malawi, building a sustainable water supply in our companion synod in Africa.
March 19, 2026 I was at Camp Wapo this last summer and I was observing things which is something I get to do when I am by myself. If you see me by myself do not feel sorry for me because I am actually enjoying myself because I love observing people. A high school youth…
March 18, 2026 In college I took a counseling class and its basic understanding was that counselors were problem managers. The basic premise of the course was that problems could not be solved – they could only be managed. It is an interesting admission to say that problems won’t necessarily go away and that we…
March 17, 2026 Today is Saint Patrick’s Day, the patron Saint of Ireland. It’s not much of a genius statement to say that Ireland does not like England and for some very, very legitimate reasons. But it is also fair to say that Ireland and people of Irish background embrace St. Patrick and Saint Patrick’s…
Holy Week: March 29th: Palm Sunday, 9:30am April 2nd:: Maundy Thursday, 6pm April 3rd:: Good Friday, 6pm April 4th:: Vigil of the Resurrection, 5pm April 5th: Easter Worship at 8am and 9:30am. Fellowship Food after each Worship in the Narthex
March 16, 2026 One of the things in studying the Bible is that this character King David keeps showing up in one way or another. And as I look at King David I notice that he has this characteristic that is unique. All of us can see the big problems: it doesn’t take much effort…
March 14, 2026 This weekend we will read about the Man Born Blind from JOHN. This story exposes how people so easily want some angle in which they can feel superior to others. “Who sinned, this man or his parents……” Who can we blame so that we can look down on them? We do this…
