When I was younger, I was enamored with choose-your-own-adventure books. Reading was exciting enough but being given the ability to create and..
Over the last few days I have been glued to the internet reading about plans for reopening schools in the fall while..
Last week, out of curiosity, I flipped back through my calendar to count the number of weeks since our congregation last gathered..
As we head into the Fourth of July weekend, we have an opportunity to reflect on what it means to be a..
The news that singing is considered a “super spreader” of the coronavirus was a gut punch to many of us. Music is an..
Living in the United States, freedom is a word most children hear from a young age. It may be presented as a..
Compassion and empathy rank fairly high on the list of traits parents hope their children develop. As Christians, these qualities are especially..
For the last few weeks, George Floyd’s voice saying “I can’t breathe” has been playing on loop in my head. It haunts..
This Sunday is Pentecost, the day we often refer to as “the church’s birthday” when teaching children about the liturgical calendar. While..
As good and faithful Presbyterians, our inability to gather in person won’t stop us from getting together virtually to praise God —..
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