#Loveyourneighbor I have two children. The depths of love I have for both of them is deep and wide and by all intents and purposes equal. Yet, the ways in which I, as their mother, am called to care for them are drastically different. The three-year-old is quite...
Give Now How our Neighbors Lead Us #Loveyourneighbor On January 17, 2021, Street Church gathered on a cold January morning and celebrated its first baptism of our friend, Sue. It was a joyous occasion, one that will forever live in this pastor’s mind as a...
Give Now Painting of Jeremiah at the Visitor’s Center by Judy Lowman The Liminal Space #Loveyourneighbor I stopped three times before I finally found a shop still serving coffee last Christmas. Notably, it was late in the evening when I chose to venture out...
“What does it mean to be the Church?” I asked our small group of dedicated leaders. We decided to hold our “community forum” the last Sunday of the month after church to discuss the business of the church and the places we want to grow in and glean from as a new faith...
While away on a Thanksgiving trip to visit my in-laws one year, the last person I expected to get a call from was a detective tasked with investigating me. Before leaving town, I had gone to check on one of our neighbors named Cathy McCullough. She had been battling...
It was 10:05 am and our congregation was still trickling in for worship. We’ve been talking for a few weeks about whether it would be better to start the service at 10:30am, but on Micah time that probably means people wouldn’t arrive until 11am. Just...
