We had a great feast of All Saints this past Sunday as we remembered those who have come before us and the contributions they made of their time, talent, and treasure which have made the church what it is today. To continue in the language of stewardship, our ancestors walked the road and brought us to the crossroads. We stand on their shoulders and benefit from their ministry as we worship God and love one another. As I said in my sermon, one of the challenges the church ha

Yesterday, the Drawdown Committee and I made the difficult decision to postpone our Annual Drawdown. Originally scheduled for this Saturday, the drawdown has been rescheduled for the Saturday before Mardi Gras, February 6. Our decision was difficult because of the work put in, the potential momentum lost from postponing the event, and the difficulty of knowing the future viability of the event itself. Drawdown is not unique in facing these challenges. I'd say they speak to l

Happy Easter to one and all! Alleluia! He is Risen! This Easter, I'm reflecting on the potential impact Christ's resurrection can have on our lives. What does it change in the world? How does it change us? First off, let's make a distinction. If what we mean by Easter is baskets full of candy, a pastel color pallet, and dressing up nice, it probably won't make a huge impact in our lives. Cultural Easter comes and goes as quickly as inventory flies off the shelves in Walmart.