Pastor’s Column Abundant Life! Do you enjoy the changes of seasons? I know I do. Do you have a favorite season of the year? I sure do. It is Spring! Why? Because the Spring season overflows with abundant life! Life flourishes everywhere you look; from the ground sprouting flowering blubs
WITHIN THE FELLOWSHIP: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Bonnie Pross April 1st; Michael Kehs, Quinn Mahoney 3rd; Allison Hall, Phil Shafer 4th; Gabriel Martindell, Henry Shafer 5th; Doug Elliott, Megan Weiss 6th; Brody Kinney, Evangeline Smith 7th. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Dean and Beth Kulp 4th; Tom and Judy Leidy 5th. THE SERMON TITLE this
WITHIN THE FELLOWSHIP: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Phoenix Smith 25th; Sean Lehman, Justin Lepping, Shae Mahoney, Ruthie Niederhaus 26th; Barb Gehman 27th; Evangeline Niederhaus, Clinton Radcliff 28th; Emma Coale, Blaine Moyer, Laurie Plank 29th; Sherman Focht, Marlene Hughes, Collin Parry 30th; Meghann Permar, Rock Rau, Collin Weiss 31st. THE SERMON TITLE
WITHIN THE FELLOWSHIP: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Ethan Shoemaker 18th; Olivia Shoemaker 20th; Ken Mark, Bob Peterman 23rd; Cassy Olszyk, Rick Kehs, Ken Peck, Thelma Spitzkopf, Tony Wilwert 24th. THE SERMON TITLE this morning is Faith & Favoritism Do Not Mix. In chemistry, there are substances that are immiscible, meaning substances that
Devotional Word for Thursday, March 11, 2021 In our last devotion, I spent some time reflecting on the manner in which the sacraments of baptism and holy communion are used by the Holy Spirit to confirm our faith. The sacraments confirm our faith in different ways. The Heidelberg Catechism addresses
WITHIN THE FELLOWSHIP: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Beverly Dettra, Brad Peck, Graham Vogelzang 14th; Sylvia Martindell 16th, Irv Kulp, Irina Yagilnicky 17th. THE SERMON TITLE this morning is Hearing and Doing God’s Word. Many people pride themselves with an ability to speak eloquently before a crowd. This is as true today as
Devotional Word for Tuesday, March 2, 2021 In May of 1997, I learned about gravity. Of course, I had already learned about gravity. I knew that gravity was the force that acts on objects to draw them together. As the object with relatively largest mass which is closest to most
