December 18, 2022 – Being “Fine”

The reflection on the 4th Sunday of Advent discusses King Ahaz’s refusal to seek a sign from God during a political crisis in Judah. Despite the prophet Isaiah encouraging him to trust in God’s protection, Ahaz relies on diplomacy with Assyria. This narrative serves as a metaphor for how individuals often resist divine guidance, fearing the necessary changes it may bring. Ultimately, the message urges openness to God’s will, highlighting unexpected blessings through faith in Him.

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December 16, 2022 – Pastor’s Note

After rearranging the Stafford Room and Pastoral Center 1st Floor Conference Room, the staff has been on a little bit of a cleaning kick this week. In one instance, as she was making some incredible progress on one of our 2nd floor closets, Kathy found a stash of amices and chalice veils, both of whichContinue reading “December 16, 2022 – Pastor’s Note”

December 09, 2022 – Pastor’s Note

Three brief practicalities this week: Future Bulletins With Christmas coming, the bulletins get a little weird. Because our staff takes the week between Christmas and New Year’s off, and because the Christmas bulletin will be visitor-focused, the next few weeks look like: If you have any parishioner-focused material, please get it in now. If youContinue reading “December 09, 2022 – Pastor’s Note”