It’s been a busy week at St. Peter with VBS happening most of last week (pictures here) and getting ready to leave on a high school mission trip to Chicago right after Sunday worship this week. Squeezed into all that,
In the midst of the craziness of multiple service projects and a pool party (check out the pictures here) yesterday and Vacation Bible School starting tonight, we also had worship services this weekend at church! Here’s this week’s sermon on
This week’s sermon text is Mark 5:21-43, the healing of the bleeding woman and Jairus’ daughter. There are a lot of credits for this weekend’s sermon – sources for all the refugee anecdotes are in the text below. Cláudio Carvalhaes’ imaginative
This week for worship on Sunday we did a Cross+Gen Faith5-shaped worship service similar to what we did a few weeks ago. However, I did preach a “traditional” sermon for the Saturday service on June 23. So, here’s my sermon
The lectionary texts for June 17, 2018, include Mark 4:26-34, Psalm 92:1-4 & 12-15, and 2 Corinthians 5:6-17. In worship this weekend, we had a baptism on Saturday night and then a traditional worship service in our fellowship hall worship space on