The Greene Recorder has an occasional “Light for Our Path” column on faith and life written by local pastors. Here’s a column I wrote for the issue following Christmas, December 29, 2021. Well, we made it through Christmas. How was
Merry Christmas! For Christmas Day, our readings are Isaiah 52:7-10, Psalm 98, Hebrews 1:1-12, and the Christmas Gospel according to John, in John 1:1-14. This sermon continues the same theme as last night’s Christmas Eve sermon. No video or audio
Merry Christmas! In this year’s Christmas Eve sermon, I’m looking at the good news the angels bring and why we need this promise of hope that God has come to us. Since it’s Christmas Eve, I’ve included some extra elements
Since we weren’t able to gather in-person for Christmas worship this last year, we at St. Peter held a Christmas in July worship service on Sunday, July 25, 2021. We included Christmas carols, the Christmas gospel, and even sang Silent
Merry Christmas! Featuring contributions from over 30 families in our congregation, our 2020 Christmas Eve worship service includes Scripture, prayer, and familiar Christmas carols, all shaped around “The ABC’s of Christmas.” We pray that in the midst of all the