Weekly Devotions October 5-9
Generosity –Sharing God’s Gifts Today, I’d like to share some thoughts about generosity. These are really tough times across the USA and in our own church as we are faced
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Weekly Devotions 19/28 to 10/2
From My Perspective For many years my perspective of our church has only been from the eyes of a member. With the numerous committees, mission work and church initiatives I’ve
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Weekly Devotion, September 21-25
Why is it that people hesitate to just throw out or recycle a National Geographic magazine? How many of you grew up with a stack of those bright yellow spines
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Weekly Devotions, Sept. 14-18
Nothing in all creation is hidden from God’s sight. Hebrews 4:13 We do not get to choose our life story. If we could, wouldn’t we all choose the one where
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Weekly Devotions 9-5 to 9-9
This Sunday, after a five-month wait, our congregation will again be able to share in communion during our morning worship services. It will be a different experience as we gather
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Weekly Devotions Aug. 31-Sep. 4
Be kind. Those were the words Pastor Will used over and over again at the Thursday Communion Service. What immediately jumped into my mind was a kindness that was shown
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Weekly Devotions August 24-28
How is it with your soul? Do you have people that ask you that in your life? Maybe not in those exact words, but they ask you how you are
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Weekly Devotions August 10-14
“I was an amazing mother before I had kids.” Therapist and author Kristen Howerton shared this thought to describe how she had imagined herself as the perfect mom before she
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Weekly Devotions, August 3-7
My mom was born in 1930 and grew up under the shadow of the Great Depression on a farm among the mountains of West Virginia. Life was hard, resources were
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Weekly Devotions – July 7-10
A Shady Place to Sit It will be a shelter and shade from the heat of the day – Isaiah 4:6 There are two types of people. The first are
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