Knox Presbyterian & Thanksgiving Lutheran

We have begun our Lenten journey, the pilgrimage that will carry us to the cross and beyond – to Easter dawn! On Ash Wednesday, we took on ashes as we heard these words once again: “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” We are inspired, and called, to confession, to penitence, to prayer, to worthy action – and to remembering Jesus. We are inspired, you might say, by death. I learned from Suzanne Guthrie, who writes for the online retreat “At the Edge of t

Happy New Year! We are now in Advent, the beginning of the church year. The Sundays in Advent have traditional themes going back centuries in the Christian church: Hope, Peace, Joy, and Love, for the four Sundays. Our first Sunday of Hope launched us into the season! In addition, you may know that every year our church chooses a theme for Advent, which this year is “Sustaining Hope.” We might consider this theme in two ways. First of all, “sustaining,” used as an adjective, d

On Pentecost Sunday, June 8th, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit! We hear the amazing story from Acts of the followers of Jesus...