A Rewrite for Reflection
As we unwrap all our gifts this Christmas morn, let’s ensure we pause to reflect back on all the gifts God has given to us in and through His Son. I share but a sampling…
Christmas Caroling in Downtown Nazareth
Please lend your heart and voice in singing Christmas carols to the many businesses in downtown Nazareth on Saturday December 13. 5 local churches including Faith Family Fellowship will be caroling to the local businesses…
Alexandria Manor Christmas Caroling Sunday December 28th
As many of you know, we postponed our Christmas caroling at Alexandria Manor. We did some straw polling and decided to go after our worship and fellowship time on Sunday, Dec. 28th. We will have…
Thanksgiving Eve Service Cancelled due to Hazardous Weather Conditions
Our specially scheduled Thanksgiving Eve service is canceled due to inclement weather, but why not spend a few moments as a family tonight and thank the Lord “from Whom ALL blessings flow”? Stay…
Our Grand Opening Celebration
From the Pastor’s Desk
I rarely find myself on the debit side of adding my two cents worth. But in reflecting back over yesterday’s long prayed-for Grand Opening, I’m finding myself pondering over a different dilemma. How do you capture an event for those not in attendance and give it the justice it deserves? So many Kodak moments keep flashing in my mind’s eye that I’m virtually blinded by these reflections. It truly was one of those “You had to have been there” experiences.
Permit me to forgo all the expected editorial, like the good food, the warm fellowship and the Christ-exalting worship. In these brief moments, allow me to relive some of my more personal moments.
Reflectively Thankful
Last Thanksgiving I laid my dad to rest. Well actually, God did that. He’s the Giver and Taker of life. I simply committed his body to the ground. But as the anniversary of his death has crept up on me these past few weeks, my mind has whisked me back through a Thanksgiving Parade of memories. Perhaps insipid to others, but intensely personal to me, I’ve enjoyed these precious moments of reflection that jostle my emotions all over the psychological spectrum.