Weekly Newsletter

Sunday Preview for April 21

• “Commit to Renewal: In the Moments” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  This week, we will all be the women who weep at the cross and those who proclaim the empty tomb. And because we are so loved, we will also be the hearers and bearers of the good news of the risen Christ.

• “Commit to Renewal: Letting Our Time Together Be Our Prayer” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  This Sunday is Palm Sunday and I hope that you will join us as we study more deeply and hold more tenderly the last days of Jesus the Christ.

• “Commit to Renewal: Unusual Things” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  This is what the season of lent is all about; sharing with others the things that change and renew us, and the journey that accompanies the transition.

• “Commit to the Journey: Coming to Our Senses” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  Have you ever had an experience where you came to your senses? What or who helped you to reach this realization?

• “Commit to the Journey: Reach Up” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  When confronted with the woes, the ills, the messed ups, the no good enoughs of life, reach out to God and go up high.

• “Commit to the Journey: Every Tomorrow” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  You are on a journey with God... the One who with faithfulness created yesterday, today, and every tomorrow.

• “Commit to the Journey: Space of Amazement” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  Part of a life of faith is being open to the spirit, which is filled with both mystery and amazement.

• “Seen But Not Known” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  What does it look like for us as individual and as a community, to let people be multiple things- intersectional people- people of God but also people of the kindom, flawed and perfect?

• “Which Way to Grow” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  God is with us, calling us to find the sun on our forgotten window sill.

• “Closing the Chasm” by The Rev. Stephanie Kendell

  

  May the many gifts that you bring to this world be shared and used here on earth before the great chasm of humanity gets wider.