My Neighbor is a Public Servant
In this country, serving your neighbor, whether they are next door or on the other side of world, means serving the state. We are a nation of neighbors. Our neighbors lead us, our neighbors protect us, our neighbors watch out for us, our neighbors provide for us when we are in need. As children of God, we live on both side of this neighborhood street. We each need and we each provide. We each want and we each give. We each are loved and we each love.
Who is My Neighbor? – Reflections from Milt
Who Is My Neighbor? I hope you’ve enjoyed this series as it has really made me think about things. When I think about neighbors I usually think locally; so to think globally stretches my understanding of neighbors. It’s really amazing to me how things have...
Camper Blessing on Sunday, July 7
The week of July 7, our 4-8th graders are headed off for a week at Wapo Bible Camp, our partner in Lutheran Outdoor Ministry. The week is packed with a variety of activities that are meant to impact kids for eternity. Each day includes Bible study, chapel, cabin...
The Vine – July/August 2019
The latest version of the Vine is now available! Click on the link below to view the July/August newsletter: 2019 Vine – July/August
Take and Do God’s Work
There are lots of items still remaining in Rose Diestler’s home. We are inviting members to come and pick up any remaining items for FREE! During the sale, folks commented about various places where items could be donated; so many wonderful suggestions were made. Here’s your chance to be God’s hands and feet. Come pick up items to donate to other organizations, give to someone you know that is need, or put them to work doing God’s work in the world.