Persistent Prayer
By Judy Moyer Jesus’ ending remark in the parable of the persistent widow is, “shall not God avenge his own elect, which
Immigrants in Christ
By Dhananjaya Premawardena Having a faith tradition in a family can be a wonderful asset to maintaining a better faith walk. A lot
Best Friends Forever
By Miriam Rossow My best friend and her family were in town for a week. It was wonderful. There was laughter and
Giving Thanks
By Winslow Fox In his sermon yesterday, Scott mentioned about the ten lepers being healed, and only one returning to give Jesus
Moving Into Uncharted Territory
By Marieanne Rose During church Sunday morning, we received directions and – at one point - left our seats heading to other
Fall on Your Knees
By Bridget Wolk “I’m sorry Mrs. Wolk, you have breast cancer.” My husband and I freeze in disbelief. My children flash in
Words from a Tyrant
By Dhananjaya Premawardena When you have a group of history majors come together, a lot of things can happen. Sometimes, you can all
Seven Times Seven
My boys behave badly in church. We have weeks when they talk, when they wiggle or play with distracting things. But sometimes
Lazarus At The Gate
By Marilyn Granner How would You have me serve You with the unique gifts You have given me? I am the rich man.
Amplification Through Simplification
By Scott Giger This summer I had the privilege of being Dean of Camp Arcadia for a week in June. That means