Prelude to conversation… Life is an art. Certainly there are aspects of life which are explained by science … but the most important things of life are not explained…but rather experienced. To live life is an art. When the first … Continue reading →
Shared by Pastor Hoyt. May 2020 Prelude to conversation… Peace is not the absence of war (conflict). Peace is the awareness of the presence of God. War … conflict… does not put us out of touch with peace. Not … Continue reading →
The Bishop and Cabinet of the Upper New York Conference of United Methodist Church lead us in worship this week. “No matter what, no matter when…God is” offers messages of hope and assurance during the COVID-19 pandemic Cabinet presents: … Continue reading →
Let’s face it. Many of us have questions about God and the COVID pandemic. Why isn’t God stopping the virus? Why would God let this happen? Why did God even create such a virus? There are other questions I have … Continue reading →
Join us as we continue our look at Peter, a flawed but faithful Christ Follower. The question this week: What kind of rock are you? If you enjoyed this virtual church service, scroll down to see previous services, … Continue reading →
How are you doing? How many times a day are you asked that? So, how are you doing? I don’t know about you, but I am getting a bit stir crazy. I have read 10 books, built a library table, … Continue reading →
If you missed the Easter and Good Friday worship videos – watch here.
Have your Bible ready to read selected verses during the musical interlude.
They went to him and woke him up shouting, “Master, Master, we are perishing!” Jesus woke up and rebuked the wind and the raging waves; they ceased, and there was calm. He said to them, “Where is your faith?” — Luke 8:24-25 … Continue reading →
God is with you. When you’re feeling anxious…God is with you. When you’re worried about a loved one…God is with you. When you’re trying to figure out how to work from home…God is with you. When you’re scratching your head … Continue reading →
Advent is a season of waiting. But what are we waiting for? Are we waiting for…Christmas?…presents?…a baby in a manger? God? The monks of the Weston Priory wrote: We go on waiting, knowing you have come, yet we are … Continue reading →
