In our Gospel, Matt 11:2-10, we see John the Baptist, the one who was to prepare the way for Jesus, asking if Jesus was the Christ. He sends his disciples because he is in prison to
This week we are looking at how Jesus changed the way we view each other. In a general sense, how he bridged the gap on our differences culturally and racially. But even more specifically, how he
The 50th Anniversary Commemorative Booklets are coming! For many of you this will be the first “Words from the Rector” you have received since you came to the 50th Anniversary Memorial service commemorating of the loss
In this first week of Advent and in the coming weeks, we are going to see how Christ changed everything. First he changed our view of the law.
Thanks Giving Being thankful for somebody who has done something nice may come easy. A stranger holds the door for you say ”Thank you”. Someone passes you the beans, we say “thank you”. Being thankful for
What is it that captures your attention more than Jesus? What is it that you may be wanting FROM Jesus to satisfy your hunger instead of Jesus himself? For this crowd they were coming to Jesus,
How can I love a Packers fan? We are a divided world. It’s almost like we look for things to fight over. Sometimes divisions are in good fun or competition: Lions vs Packers; American vs
I thank my God in all my remembrance of you, always in every prayer of mine for you all making my prayer with joy, because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until
We are Family A huge thank you to everyone who attended any of the worship and memorial services last weekend to honor the 50th Anniversary of the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald. We were one of
Rom. 8:18 - For I reckon that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory which shall be revealed in us. In the end the Tragedy of the Edmund
Rev. Bishop Richard Ingalls The Bell Ringer and Lover of the Maritime Community The 50th Anniversary of the loss of the Edmund Fitzgerald is this Monday, Nov. 10. We have a very full weekend ahead of
All Saints Day This Saturday is All Saints Day in our liturgical calendar. On Sunday, we will celebrate this day and name those who have gone to be with the Lord this year. All Saints Day,