Matthew 25 Congregational Vitality Teams
Last fall, 26 volunteers took up the challenge of being in contact with about a dozen congregation members—including many who are shut-in, isolated, or have limited abilities to connect with …
Last fall, 26 volunteers took up the challenge of being in contact with about a dozen congregation members—including many who are shut-in, isolated, or have limited abilities to connect with …
Black History Month is observed each February in the United States and Canada, as well as in October in Ireland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The origins of Black …
If you ever think you can’t make a difference, or that your input into a conversation doesn’t matter, just remember Diane Hartley. The Citicorp building in New York City opened …
As winter arrives and we continue to live amidst the realities of this pandemic, I’ve sensed a need for us to have regular time and space to center down in …
Stewardship pledges for 2021 will still be received during the month of January. While the response to date has been generous, a slight overall decrease in giving has occurred. If …
In this day and age of satellites able to read from outer space the date on a dime, or Google Maps seemingly able to show us any place in the …
Early feedback from our Spiritual Life Committee’s online survey suggests a few thoughts about our Taizé prayer service as we move into 2021. Posting old services is not effective at …
One sign of systemic poverty is food insecurity. Although our East Liberty neighborhood is considered a food oasis—a community where there are numerous food stores and opportunities to secure needed …
Each year during the Advent and Christmas season, we turn our eyes to Bethlehem and celebrate the wondrous gift of Jesus Christ, our Savior. God has blessed the church with …
Let this year’s Christmas shopping help people in need and share the good news of the gospel in creative, justice-oriented ways. Instead of scarves, socks, and “stuff,” why not make …