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Take a seat and stay a while!
Thanks to a generous memorial gift and other support, we have recently taken delivery of new, more comfortable seating to use during meetings and events in our reception room and gym.
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A Big Fish Tale
Following God is not always easy. Jonah knows this first hand and we think there’s a lot to be learned from Jonah’s story. So join us on Sunday mornings this August and discover some the wisdom God revealed to Jonah and just might reveal to us.
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We Belong Here!
In May, my husband and I went to Austin, Texas. While he was speaking at an immigration conference, I spent the afternoon at the Blanton Museum of Art. As I often do, I picked up a postcard of the art that really made an impact on me. One piece was “We Belong Here,” a...
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Youth Mission Trip – New York City
Nine of our youth along, with Pastor Betsy and Cori Forcey are jumping on a plane on July 27th to head to New York City! They will be joined on this trip by 21 adults and youth from St Luke’s in Bloomington. On this journey, the group of 32 will be venturing to...
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Bomalang’ombe Secondary School delivery
The Bega kwa Bega Education and Scholarship committee recently approved the purchase of laptops and projectors for the 6 Iringa Diocese Secondary Schools. Dan McIntyre is loading each laptop with a vast amount of educational materials focused on Science, Technology,...
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Seniors Supporting Seniors
Every age has its challenges and blessings. Seniors Supporting Seniors is a new group for older adults (age 70 and up) to meet to talk about the joys and hardships of aging. Topics will include transitions, loneliness, creativity, health concerns, spirituality, and...
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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.
read more 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 changed...
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