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. “
Continue reading →By Rev. Helen Harper: “The location of the story in Luke’s Gospel called Emmaus has never been identified with certainty. However, Luke tells us it was approximately 7 miles from the city of first-century Jerusalem. This story begins with two men, who are not part of the eleven disciples who are left after the Resurrection. “
Continue reading →By Rev. Helen Harper: “With the gifts of his presence and his peace, everything changes because this is no ordinary proclamation of peace. The peace Jesus brings with him and confers on us transforms everyone and everything.”
Continue reading →By Rev. Helen Harper: The women left the empty tomb with mixed feelings of fear and joy. And they brought the good news of Jesus’ resurrection–a message of hope–to the other disciples.”
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