I will confess at the outset that I consider myself something of a language lover. I love words, and, as Greta can attest, I use many of them. I will often choose a more obtuse … Read More
Living A Story Worth Reading
Whether we’re popping the latest Hollywood mega-hit into the DVD player, downloading the runaway bestseller onto our Kindle, or buying front row seats for the Tony Award winning drama, we all love to get immersed … Read More
Where Are The Mourners?
As a new father, I have the privilege this May of celebrating my beloved’s new role in life: mother. This month will mark the first time that we have ever celebrated Mother’s Day as a … Read More
Highlights of our Youth Camps
5th/6th Winter Camp During the weekend of February 26-28, over 120 students and leaders from our 5/6 and High School ministries enjoyed a weekend away at Forest Home. Heavy snow on Saturday afternoon followed by … Read More
The Spiritual Hazards of Living In A Bailout Culture
The young man in the radio ad declared—rather calmly and unashamedly—that he was a “high-risk driver.” As he clearly anticipated my not knowing the definition of a high-risk driver, he helpfully explained that he had … Read More
Re-Forming the Reformation 0.2
White Walls and The True Worship of God Lately, the Community News has featured a number of articles dedicated to the work and thought of the Reformers. As a church that stands squarely in the … Read More
Parents, Meet Your Assistant Coaches
Growing up playing baseball at every opportunity, I learned under my fair share of coaches. I had coaches that were really good and others that were somewhat less than good, but the best “coach” I … Read More
Revenge vs. Forgiveness: Junior High Camp
With summer completely upon us, the days have grown warmer, the tourists have overrun State Street, and the blockbusters have landed at the local movie theaters. A glance through the summer movie listings bears out … Read More
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