Writes Rev. Debra Hobs Mason, "To wash another’s feet is to serve them, to care for them, to touch them. It requires closeness, willingness, gentleness and putting the needs of another before your own, if only for a few moments."
Writes Rev. Dr. Owen Ross, "If I am not vigilant, I can find myself cracking the doorway to my heart and allowing resentment and bitterness to sneak in. If the disciples had done this, they would have allowed Judas to ruin their last supper with their Lord."
It is not only our physical nourishment or necessities that feed us, but God – our spiritual nourishment – that feeds us right alongside of our God-given provisions ...
We have been presented a gift – the chance to focus the efforts of our witness not on what may happen three months down the road, but rather to focus on what is happening today ...
Volunteers have served meals to more than 2,000 since March 23 ...
Writes Rev. Dr. Vic Casad, "There have been times lately when my little light barely flickers. And then I see or hear about what some of you, my fellow light-bearers, are doing and your spark rekindles me."
Writes Rev. Cammy Gaston, "All too often we miss sacred extravagant moments because we feel threatened by life’s circumstances."
Writes Rev. Todd Harris, "I must confess that this year, because we’re sheltering in place and unable to participate, I want to join the parade more than ever."
I pray that Holy Week may be a most sacred week for you as we continue to worship from our homes.
Members given $200 apiece to help “Do Something … to Glorify God” ...
Rev. Chris Yost reflects on how lessons learned during his time on a submarine can help us all during isolation ...
If the purpose of Lent is to consider Jesus Christ's suffering and sacrifice, why do we focus on ourselves versus our relationships ...
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