The Twelve Days of Christmas song was made famous by the song, beginning on December 25 and ending on January 6th. I’m sure you’ve read the children’s book The Twelve Days of Christmas. There are many editions and several illustrators over the years.
The Advent story looks at a number of journeys. There’s the Journey of Hope, this journey lasted many centuries as the prophets looked forward to the coming Messiah. Next was the Journey of Peace, the Messiah that was coming would
I have wondered, many times, exactly what John the Baptist was thinking about in his jail cell in the Fortress of Machderus which was located east of the Dead Sea in the region of Perea. He and his disciples had
Join us this Sunday as we clebrate the Advent of Peace. Rev. Dr. George Vais will be here to unravel the mysteries of Mark 1:1-8 Repent and Believe. Enjoy a time of fellowship with coffee and cookies after our servcie
Apples and umbrellas are easy to describe, but what about hope? Hope is a little harder to explain to someone. Could it be trusting that things will turn out okay, even when we don’t feel good about it? Could hope
Join us this Sunday morning with Rev. Dr. George Vais. We will be looking at John 4:1-30 “A combination of grace and truth”. After our service we invite you for a time of fellowship in Celebration Hall. A reminder that
Jesus and dinner is an important setting in Luke’s Gospel. Our text this week Luke 14:7-14 says much about the Pharisees and their relationship with Jesus in a very formal dinner setting on the Shabbot. The Pharisees are suspicious. Jesus
Join us this Sunday we welcome Naomi Bristow! She will be sharing her wonderful gift of music during our service. Rev. Jim Young will be looking at Luke 19:1-10. Zacchaeus didn’t want to be directly involved with Jesus. He climbed