Truth, Celebration, Simplicity - and the Key...
As we are seeing life begin to open up again, we would do well to remember what was lost over the past year. We should make every effort to encourage ourselves and others to "do good" to and for one another - to do things that benefit our friends, family and loved ones and to appreciate things that were taken from us.
More than 2,000 years later, what God did for us makes a difference in how we live and love - and how we face challenges.
A Look at What the Future Holds
What are you doing today to increase unity, togetherness and harmony into the world?
Christmas will be here soon. Are you ready? Not the decorating, shopping, cooking and obligatory trips to the post office to mail gifts. Are you ready for what this season means?
Celebrating the Unchanging Love that God has for All of Us
Over the past six months, we've seen people's faith in God challenged. And, in most cases, that same faith has been strengthened.
The Gift of Educators & Special Needs Services
Find Encouragement & Sustenance through the Hard Times
Be Present Today, Find Strength for Tomorrow
Each of us is finding our way in this time of change and challenge. How are you holding up? What is getting you through?
These are extraordinary times. We are asked to distance ourselves at a time when we have never been more in need of physical embrace. During this time of year, we look forward to spending time together - celebrating, appreciating spring, enjoying the school year and observing holidays.
The season of spring reminds us of great changes that are beyond our control. The weather changes, flowers bloom and we enjoy more sunlight. At this time of year, many religious traditions mark these changes with holidays that celebrate birth and rebirth, creation, renewal and excitement about what is to come.
Read the New Testament with your church community - you'll make more progress!
We're all created to be our unique selves - within a family of faith.
The "Seven Things we Know to be True" - faithfully.
Learning how to make Christmas your own - that's growth!
If you seek grace and truth, you'll find it here.
The "transition holidays" remind us to slow down.