By Rev. Mark Breese: “O God of all the universe, let your healing fall upon us in all these many ways. Let your love that is the source the healing of mother earth, the healing our bodies and minds, and the healing of justice flow across your created world. “
Continue reading →By Rev. Mark Breese: “Let’s be honest: on the face of it, there is not much to recommend oatmeal. Personally, I can confidently say that oatmeal is among my least favorite things to eat. And yet, nearly every morning, I eat oatmeal. Go figure.”
Continue reading →By Sister Cynthia Serjak : “In the midst of our growing awareness that all life on Earth is connected, we ask for the heart to respect and cherish all life. That all peoples recognize that we are all your children, hear our prayer!”
Continue reading →By Rev. Mark Breese: The question is, “What will the future look like now that this has happened?” The reason this is so up front in my thoughts is because this pandemic has stripped away some of the glossy surface of what had been a long stretch of rosy economic news.”
Continue reading →By Rev. Helen Harper: “We do good works but sometimes we suffer for what we do, which just doesn’t seem right. So what keeps us from giving up and caring only for ourselves?”
Continue reading →With all the stresses these days are bringing, it’s no surprise that some people are having trouble sleeping. Sometimes prayer can help.
Continue reading →By Rev. Mark Breese: “For myself, and I think for all of us right now, this is the Mother’s Day to dig deep and really reflect on what our mothers, and motherhood in general, means to us. So, by way of example, I’m doing just that in this, a reflection about the two mothers I know best.”
Continue reading →By Dr. Robert Bennett: “Blackout drive reminds me that no darkness can stop the light and when I trust in the process the light will win. Jesus is our light. Trust the light and you will find your way. “
Continue reading →By Rev. Patricia Ludwig: “One of my favorite poems, written by Lois Blanchard Eades, is one that has inspired me often throughout my life and my ministry.”
Continue reading →By Rev. Helen Harper: “Our feelings of being off course without our usual makers is very real. Our longing for something unmovable and life-giving, solid, creative, concrete has become the norm. Even with all these realities God has given us a way that is steadfast when all else feels like sinking sand. “
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