As I write this letter, a sense of unease hangs heavy in the air. Disagreements and tensions within the nation as we draw ever closer to...

In the bustling rhythm of modern life, it's easy to overlook our interconnectedness with the world around us. However, as United...

As we approach the sacred observance of Ascension Sunday, our hearts are drawn to reflect on the profound significance of this day within...

In the reading of the Lectionary each week the psalm is read but rarely given much thought or consideration during the sermon. It's a...

I greet you today with words of encouragement and hope, as we draw our strength from the Lord who is our refuge and our portion in life....

As Christians, we are called to follow the example of Jesus and to serve our communities with selfless love. This includes caring for the...

As we approach Palm Sunday, we are reminded of the powerful story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, greeted by crowds of people...

As I write this morning the sun is making one of its rare winter appearances. After days of gloom, the sky is blue and I am starting to...

Pastor’s Message Eliphaz the Temanite, one of Job’s “comforters,” explained his dilemma in these memorable words, “Humans are born to...

In just a few short days I and 20 other folks will join Bishop Jung, District Superintendents Forrest Wells and Scott Carlson on a...

Our lectionary readings from the Old Testament in October continue to tell the story of the children of Israel as they wander through the...

As Jesus was preparing to make the journey to Jerusalem, he asked his disciples what people were saying about him. He was told that many...

As July turns to August I am starting to see more and more produce turning up in odd places. There was mystery zucchini left on our front...

Whew! Pentecost has come and gone, and we celebrated yet another Holy day alone, or with close family, in front of a computer screen or...

Dear Church Family, You may have read comments made this afternoon by President Trump concerning the immediate reopening of houses of...

What a strange season we find ourselves in as we enter the month of May. As April turns to May we are still under Governor Evers “Safer...

I don’t know about you, but I feel as if I’ve wandered into some strange science fiction novel or movie. Never in a thousand years would...

Dear Church family , The short message: we are suspending services tomorrow,March 15, 2020. Please share with friends who might not read...

Lent is a season of forty days, not counting Sundays, which begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday. Lent comes from the Anglo...

The good news is that while we live in uncertain times, we continue to serve a timeless, eternally loving God.