Pastor’s Perspective I greet you in the name and spirit of Christ! As I write this, the February chill is hanging on but March–that “hinge” month that can go either way, in like a lion and out like a lamb–is almost here. The season of Lent is upon us as well and, along with it, many opportunities for deepening of faith. Lent is a good time for self-reflection and asking ourselves the big questions of our faith: What is it I believe, how does it sustain me, and how am I going

Pastor’s Perspective Now that it’s really starting to look and feel like winter, I am glad for the warmth and fellowship that the church provides. In this season of Epiphany, when we celebrate the light of Christ, there are many ways that we, as a church, are sharing that light. The service of thanksgiving and celebration of Peggy Wight’s life reflected Peggy’s spirit and the light that she was to so many. Peggy’s love of family, camp/lake, and church shone through everythin

Well, Thanksgiving is over, the Christmas Fair and Tea is fast upon us, and the season of Advent has begun. Wow, do these days start to go by quickly! As we get ready to embark on the journey through the Advent season, we are reminded that one of the themes of Advent is hope. It is, in fact, the first Advent candle that we will be lighting on November 27th, the first day of Advent. I am reminded of the difference between passive hope and active hope. Joanna Macy and Chris Joh

November As I write this, I am preparing myself for the fact that my team, the Philadelphia Phillies, are getting ready to play in the World Series for the 6th time in my lifetime. My dad, who was a huge Phillies fan and who passed that fandom on to me and my brothers, would have loved this. So, in a way, it is bittersweet. Sitting through these postseason games has really put me through the wringer – they are so tense and nerve-wracking to watch! I know that my blood pressur

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