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By Pastor Paul Gauche Today’s Word: ‘Solidarity’ as in… the “Solidarity Prayer: An Alternative Liturgy In a Time of Uncertainty” from Chris and Phileena Heuertz, co-founders of [...]

By Pastor Sandy Rothschiller One thing I am grateful for is dandelions. I know, it sounds strange, but here is why. I am thankful for dandelions when I see families out on walks and parents are [...]

By Pastor Paul Gauche Today’s Word: ‘Refuge’ as in… we have one… The past several days have been deeply troubling on so many levels. The death of George Floyd on Monday, May 25, 2020 by [...]

By Pastor Paul Gauche One Thing I’m Grateful For… I’m grateful that several years ago I began keeping a daily gratitude journal. I was purposeful  about that. So I began using the Day One app. [...]

By Pastor Paul Gauche Today’s Word: ‘Playground’ as in… Life Lessons from The Playground. In most current contexts, the pandemic has closed even these cultural sites a swings sway empty in [...]

Are We There Yet? If you’ve ever taken a road trip with kids you know it’s just a matter of time before you hear it, “Are we there yet.” Some days we barely got out of the driveway before the [...]

The unexamined life is not worth living. – Socrates Welcome to “One Thing”, our summer blog and mini-Engage series. Here’s how it works. Each Monday one of our pastoral staff will post a [...]

By Pastor Paul Gauche Today’s Word: ‘FEAR’  as in… there are many reasons why the wilderness is a difficult place for us, but it all come back to fear. Currently, there’s an enormous amount [...]

But the Lord said, “What have you done? Listen! Your brother’s blood cries out to me from the ground!” – Genesis 4:10 Twenty-five-year-old Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed while jogging in a [...]

By Pastor Paul Gauche Today’s Word: ‘Relational’ as in… we are relationally connected to a planet-full of others with whom we, all of us, have some kind of relationship. And the extent to [...]