Friends, In our meeting last night, the Session reinforced our commitment to following the advice of science and medical advisors as we continue to deal with the realities of COVID-19 and the pandemic. At this time, the CDC’s guidance is that fully vaccinated people do not need to wear masks, and that those…
Advent means ‘”coming.” Well, it has come, and it is upon us. We are waiting and preparing for the coming of the Christ. Each new liturgical year starts with Advent, and then enters into the life of Christ at Christmas. You can find more about Advent here. Together we will journey towards Bethlehem, towards the…
Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God. -Matthew 5:9 The season of peace is 4 weeks prior to World Communion Sunday (the 1st Sunday of October) and the giving and receiving of the Peace and Global Witness Offering. It is a time for individuals, families, congregations, and communities to grow…
Well, not really, but it made you click the link, so here we are.During these days of stress, shelter in place, and pandemic, you may have noted that we’re not all thinking as well as we have in the past. We’re forgetting what we went to get in the other room, sure, but pastors are…
If you wanted to hear what MMM does to make a change in the lives of the people of Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia, listen to Gus talk about his time in Zambia this fall with Marion Medical Mission.
Christina Krost, Faith in Place representative for Southern Illinois, visited us in worship on October 20, 2019. You can hear what Faith in Place is doing with us, and hear what they do in general. read more here – https://www.faithinplace.org .
Hear what our adults and youth learned and how they grew in faith on their summer mission trip to Babb, Montana.
Friends, our mission team arrived home from Babb, MT today. After they rest and recover, take some time to hear about their trip!
The driveway is all cleared off. Thanks to Dan S., Eugene P., Benjamin GVD, Cindy B., and 5 sets of small helping hands.
Last night’s storm dropped some limbs on the driveway. They’ll be cleaned up today or tomorrow. In the meantime, treat it like a work zone. No thru traffic.