I am the team leader of the medical mission team at Korean United Methodist Church at Cherry Hill in southern New Jersey and since 2010 have went on short-term mission trips to Dominican Republic and Haiti. Currently I am running an anesthesia pain therapy practice in south New Jersey area and live with my wife, two daughters, and a son at Voorhees, NJ. Since 2015, I have
been the scribe for Jesus Medical Center and have been praying that through the center there will be a spread of the gospel and hope of salvation. I also take care of Jesus Medical Center’s website, Facebook page, and EMR.


Anne L. HolatNovember 19, 1927 ~ July 27, 2017 (age 89)
Anne L. Holat, 89 of Rome, passed away on Thursday, July 27, 2017 at Sienna Crest Memory Care of Fort Atkinson.
Anne was born on November 19, 1927 at home in Rome, WI, the daughter of Sylvester and Vida (Ley) Froelich. She is a 1945 graduate of Jefferson High School and on April 3, 1948, she married Andrew J. Holat at her parent’s home in Rome. The couple loved to travel, and Andy was the love of her life. They enjoyed almost 57 years of marriage until his death in 2005. She took great pride in her garden, her family, and the care of others. She was a generous and talented baker, and her cookies were enjoyed by many. Anne was a longtime member of St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Rome, serving with the “church basement ladies” and as a leader of “Luther League”. She was an able, independent, and private person, but had a curious spirit. She was a dedicated sister, loving aunt and will be dearly missed.
She is survived by her brother Floyd (Sally) Froelich of Rome and many nieces and nephews.
Anne is preceded in death by her parents and husband.
A funeral service will be held at 12:00PM on Thursday, August 3, 2017 at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church of Rome with Rev. Michael Mannisto presiding. Visitation will be on Thursday from 10:00AM until the time of service at the church. Burial will follow the service at the church cemetery.


Have you noticed that the number one question parents ask their children these days is "Did you have fun?" Whether they are picking them up from church, school, or soccer practice, the question seems to be focused on fun. Now I know parents are very interested in what their children are learning, but fun is where they start the conversation.
So, with our culture's attention on fun, how are we doing in our ministries? Some consider fun to be frivolous mindless activity that has little or no place in God's house of worship. Admittedly, there is very little in the Bible written about fun. There is however a lot written about joy.
In Luke 19:6 (NLT), after Jesus invited himself over to Zacchaeus' house, it says, "Zacchaeus quickly climbed down and took Jesus to his house in great excitement and joy." We know that Zacchaeus was materially rich, but relationally poor. Even back then money could not buy happiness. When Jesus steps into Zacchaeus' life, so does excitement and joy! Many of today's kids have lots of toys and gadgets, but are still in need of rich relationships. For this reason, our children's ministries should be places of great excitement and joy! We must focus on using fun as a means to connect with today's children and then introduce them to Jesus.
Paul, who knows a thing or two about evangelism, wrote in 1 Corinthians 9:22 (NLT), "I try to find common ground with everyone, doing everything I can to save some." So, let's have fun - lots of fun - so much fun that we can't wait for the weekend! Who knows, we might even find it easier to recruit others to minister alongside us.
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Children’s ministry is tough! In my biased opinion, it is one of the toughest jobs on the planet. We are expected to perform as a counselor, teacher, peacemaker, recruiter, entertainer, and janitor for as long as the pastor decides to preach. I don’t know about you, but I sometimes struggle between serving God with excellence and simply trying to survive another crazy weekend. Ecclesiastes 9:10 (NLT) says, “Whatever you do, do well.”
I know that our God deserves nothing less than our best, so how should we respond to the crazy reality of ministry? When I began ministering at a small church plant 14 years ago, I worked as hard as humanly possible to achieve ministry excellence. Each Sunday I would drive away reflecting on all that went wrong and all that need to improve. Today I still strive for continuous improvement, but I also take into consideration Jesus’ words in Matthew 11:30 (NLT) which say, “My yoke is easy to bear, and the burden I give you is light.”
These life-giving words tell me that the One that I serve is good and His love for me is great. Sometimes we can get so busy serving Jesus that we forget that we are meant to serve with Jesus. It is critical that we all stay yoked to Jesus. Only then will we understand that excellence in ministry is not really about excellent performances. Jesus focused on people. Nowadays, when I look back at the crazy weekend, I reflect on my encounters with people. If I ministered faithfully and did my very best with the resources God gave me, I consider that excellent.


The Parish Paper began in 1971, pioneered by Dr. Lyle E. Schaller (1923 - 2015), often called America’s foremost church consultant, and the author of more than fifty books on church leadership, many of which were published by Abingdon Press, Nashville. During the 1990s, research by The Alban Institute identified The Parish Paper as the best-known publication of its type among leaders of American Protestant denominations.
Throughout those decades The Parish Paper has had clergy, lay, and middle-judicatory subscribers in more than twenty-eight denominations in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. It has never been connected with a single denomination or publishing company or theological viewpoint. Thus, it is ecumenical in the broadest sense of that term. Due to their large memberships, the greatest numbers of Parish Paper readers are in seven denominations: Episcopal, United Church of Christ, Presbyterian, United Methodist, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), American Baptist, and Lutheran (ELCA). Twenty-one other denominations, due to their smaller numbers of members across the United States, have smaller numbers of Parish Paper readers.
The Parish Paper relies on information derived from sociological research and on-site congregational consulting. The goal is to assist clergy and lay leaders in their efforts to equip and lead congregations toward greater effectiveness.
For The Parish Paper issues that Herb Miller authors—and the thirty-four Church Effectiveness Nuggets Volumes (see www.TheParishPaper.com)—the sources include (a) review of the literature in each topic addressed, with appropriate citations; (b) his observations derived from on-site consultations in more than seven hundred congregations in twenty-eight denominations across the United States; (c) conversations with pastors during the hundreds of workshops he has conducted across the United States for regional denominational structures; (d) thousands of conversations with pastors who told him what worked and what did not work in their congregations. Miller has written sixteen books on church leadership, published by Abingdon Press, Nashville; Chalice Press, St. Louis; and Discipleship Resources, Nashville.
Dr. Cynthia Woolever, a researcher and author who served for several years as Professor of Sociology of Religious Organizations at Hartford Institute of Religion Research, Hartford Seminary, Hartford, CT, writes many of The Parish Paper issues. Those issues are usually a report on and practical suggestions from recently published research. Cynthia Woolever has authored four books and dozens of articles, published in various denominational and professional journals. She was the lead researcher for the well-known U.S. Congregational Life Survey, sponsored by the Lilly Endowment Foundation.
We occasionally invite guest authors, who are pastors or denominational leaders, to write an issue based on their expertise.


Rooted in Christ is the Student Ministry at Christ Church Newland. We love our Lord Jesus Christ and seek to see His name glorified on our university campus, in Hull, and in all the World. Our name comes from the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Colossians where he writes:
“So then, just as you received Christ Jesus as Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and built up in him, strengthened in the faith as you were taught, and overflowing with thankfulness.”
The Rooted in Christ Team
Rooted in Christ aims to be an every-member ministry where everyone lovingly encourages, corrects, and prays for each other. But we also recognise the importance of leadership. Our team is lead by Sam Patterson and Jess Hayward.
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Widow's Jar Ministries exists to provide needed supplies, services and funds to gospel preaching missionaries around the world, and to encourage Christians to participate in this ministry through the donations of funds, goods and services.
Don't miss Widows's Jar FUNDRAISER/OPEN HOUSE and building dedication coming up Friday, September 27.
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You’ve been attending Higher Praise Church for a while, and you wonder to yourself, “what do I do now? Where do I go from here?” The Next Step connects you to HPC and explains our mission, beliefs, and history as well as our vision for the future. You’ll learn more about our leadership structure and how we operate. You’ll also be given the opportunity to discover your spiritual gifts and become a member of HPC as well as explore the many ways to get plugged into our different ministries. Join us every Sunday Evening beginning December 2 at 6 pm for our membership class. Register at the church or by emailing your name, phone number, and email address to email@example.com
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How long is the class?
Each session is an hour long and will continue for 4 sessions.
What is the minimum age required to attend this class?
The minimum age for The Next Step is 18. Anyone under the age of 18 falls under their parent(s) spiritual leadership of the home. If the parent chooses to become a member of HPC, then the children (under 18) also become members.
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William Mattar, is sad to announce the passing of his mother, Phyllis (nee Kolbe) Mattar Margrey, of Tonawanda, NY on March 3, 2022.
“My mom was strong, dedicated to her faith, and inspired others to act for the greater good. Through her teachings and example, my siblings and I, learned to love and care for others. People were able to meet her through the commercials, but she really comes through in the core values of our firm: Helping People. She was proud of each one of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She will be dearly missed,” said William Mattar.
Phyllis’s first job was at the candy counter at Sears as a teenager. After she raised her seven children, she used her teaching degree from Buffalo State Teacher’s College (class of 1958) to teach parenting classes. She was involved in volunteering in a kindergarten class for fifteen years and with Friends of Night People. She also participated in the Spectrum Support Group and supported the LGBTQ community.
She was involved in her Christian faith throughout the years, particularly with Bible study and fellowship. She was an active member of Central Presbyterian Church which she represented at the Presbytery of Western New York, Riceville Community Church and recently at Deerhurst Presbyterian Church.
Her greatest joy in her life was raising seven children. She loved being a part of her children’s lives and the lives of her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She taught her family to care about others by example. Throughout her life, she helped financially struggling families, children in need, and multiple charities.
Phyllis’s personality and bright smile brought her many friends whom she gathered by hosting “family camp”, hunting camp and Thanksgiving. She loved swimming at Camp Duffield and Gooseneck pond, cheering on the Chicago Cubs and treasured her annual trip to Chautauqua Institution. One of her fondest trips was when she traveled to Costa Rica for a few months with her late husband, Ken.
Most recently, Phyllis’s son, William Mattar, asked her to appear in his television commercials. She thoroughly enjoyed saying, “Hurt in a Car? Call my son, William Mattar!” An added surprise was how many people in Western New York recognized her and said kind words to her.
The family will be present Sunday from 1-5 PM at the (Tonawanda Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 2600 Sheridan Dr. (at Parker Blvd.). Family and friends are invited Monday at 10 AM to attend a Funeral Service celebrated from Deerhurst Presbyterian Church, 257 Deerhurst Park Blvd., Tonawanda, NY 14150. Please assemble at church. Interment to follow in St. John Cemetery, Cheektowaga, NY. The family is requesting anyone attending that is unvaccinated to please wear a mask at all times or test themselves prior to attending. Flowers gratefully declined. If so desired, memorials may be made in Phyllis’s memory to Friends of Night People, Inc., 394 Hudson St. Buffalo, NY 14201 or at www.friendsofnightpeople.org/. Share condolences at www.AMIGONE.com.


100 nighttime devotions help you wind down from the stress of your busy day and connect with God before as you drift into a peaceful sleep dreaming about His promises for you.
Sleeplessness is a problem for so many in our world today, but peaceful, deep, and restful sleep is possible. Sleep Psalms: Nightly Moments of Mindfulness and Rest will prepare your heart and mind for for a restful, restorative night’s sleep. Experience deep peace and be reminded that God is in control. Each devotional focuses on the lyrical poetry in the Old Testament book of the Psalms, along with a short prayer. God is always working for our good even as we sleep. Meditate on the book of Psalms as you drift of to sleep.
In peace I will lie down and sleep, for You alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety. Psalm 4:8 NIV


There is an ongoing revolution in the Evangelical Christian community to support immigration reform.
Two years ago, national evangelical leaders began to speak out in favor of legislation to give legal status to immigrants in the United States illegally. Now, as Congress is about to start a debate on overhauling the immigration system, conservative Christians, once inclined to take a hard line on immigrants they viewed as lawbreakers, are consulting their Bibles and coming around to the pastors’ view.
Reportedly, there is a growing change to understand immigration reform as a theological mandate. The group Evangelical Immigration Table is leading the campaign to petition Congress and the White House to act on immigration reform.
It should be noted that a conversation about workers rights is just a relevant in this debate. Jewish leaders have also been active in the push for reform. The Union of Reform Judaism, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), and our national and local Jewish organization partners have launched We Were Strangers, Too, the Jewish campaign for immigration reform.
We Were Strangers, Too: the Jewish Campaign for Immigration Reform calls on Congress to fix our country’s broken immigration system. We call for immigration legislation that: keeps families united and decreases the waiting time for family re-unification; creates pathways to citizenship for undocumented immigrants; establishes border protection and enforcement policies that bolster our national security, while balancing enforcement with economic development and human and civil rights; outlines a plan for future migration flows in order to protect all workers’ rights; empowers immigrants to fully integrate by providing financial support to local governments and community organizations that offer classes and services.
Immigration and the Bible
The Tanakh (The Jewish Bible)
“When a stranger resides with you in your land, you shall not wrong him. The stranger who resides with you shall be as one of your citizens; you shall love him as yourself, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt: I the Lord am your God.
“You shall not wrong a stranger or oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.
“But [first] I will step forward to contend against you, and I will act as a relentless accuser against those who have no fear of Me: Who practice sorcery, who commit adultery, who swear falsely, who cheat laborers of their hire, and who subvert [the cause of] the widow, orphan, and stranger, said the Lord of hosts.
“Cursed be he who subverts the rights of the stranger, the fatherless, and the widow. – And all the people shall say, Amen.
“Thus said the Lord of Hosts: Execute true justice; deal loyally and compassionately with one another. Do not defraud the widow, the orphan, the stranger, and the poor; and do not plot evil against one another.
“No, if you really amend your ways and your actions, if you execute justice between one man and another, if you do not oppress the stranger, the orphan, and the widow, if you do not shed the blood of the innocent in this place; if you do not follow other gods, to your own hurt – then only will I let you dwell in this place, in the land that I gave to your fathers for all time.
“You shall allot it as a heritage for yourselves and for the strangers who reside among you, who have begotten children among you. You shall treat them as Israelite citizens; they shall receive allotments along with you among the tribes of Israel.
“You shall then recite as follows before the Lord your God, ‘My father was a fugitive Aramean. He went down to Egypt with meager numbers and sojourned there; but there he became a great and very populous nation.
“If your kinsman, being in straits, comes under your authority, and you hold him as though as resident alien, let him live by your side; do not exact from him advance or accrued interest, but fear your God. Let him live by your side as your kinsman.
“For the Lord your God is God supreme and Lord supreme, the great, the mighty, and the awesome God, who shows no favor and takes no bribe, but upholds the cause of the fatherless and the widow, and befriends the stranger, providing him with food and clothing.- You must befriend the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.
“The Lord said to Abram, ‘Go forth from your native land and from your father’s house to the land that I will show you.
“But Ruth replied, ‘Do not urge me to leave you, to turn back and not follow you. For wherever you go, I will go; wherever you lodge, I will lodge; your people shall be my people, and your God my God.
“By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat, sat and wept, as we thought of Zion. There on the poplars we hung up our lyres, for our captors asked us there for songs, our tormentors, for amusement, ‘Sing us one of the songs of Zion.’ How can we sing a song of the Lord on alien soil?
“You shall not abuse a needy or destitute laborer, whether a fellow countryman or a stranger in one of the communities of your land. You must pay his wages on the same day, before the sun sets, for he is needy and urgently depends on it; else he will cry to the Lord against you and you will incur guilt.
The New Testament (The Amplified Bible)
“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you brought me together with yourselves and welcomed me and entertained me and lodged me.
“Do not forget or neglect or refuse to extend hospitality to strangers [in the brotherhood - being friendly, cordial, gracious, sharing the comfort of your home and doing your part generously], for through it some have entertained angels without knowing it.
“For if you love those who love you, what reward can you have? Do not even the tax collectors do that? And if you greet only your brethren, what more than others are you doing? Do not even the Gentiles do that?


St. Anthony's in the Market-place is exactly that. The church is nestled amongst the shops and close to the main western railway line in the town of Toongabbie NSW. The name Toongabbie comes from the Aboriginal language and it means: the Meeting of the Waters or Near the Water.
The parishioners and parish team of St Anthony of Padua in Toongabbie acknowledge the Toogagal people of the Dharug nation, the Traditional Owners who have walked upon and cared for this land for thousands of years. We acknowledge the continued deep spiritual attachment and relationship of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to this country and commit ourselves to the ongoing journey of Reconciliation.
We are a Catholic Christian Community striving to be a place of welcome and belonging and participative worship. We aspire to be sensitive to those who feel isolated and alienated. Self-help groups as well as other faith-community groups fulfil a big need in nurturing people and providing people with meaning and a belief-system.
The Sunday Eucharist is at the core of our faith. By following the Common Lectionary over a three year cycle, our community opens the Scriptures to reveal the wonder of Christ still working to bring about His Kingdom. The other Sacraments of the Church - Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Marriage, Ordination and the Anointing of the Sick mark God's blessing on us at key moments in our lives as Catholics.
As a community, we seek to grow in a maturing relationship with Jesus Christ. You are invited to find out more by exploring this website or calling the Parish Office on (02) 9631-3316.
Your Parish Team at St. Anthony's, Toongabbie: Rev Joby Kadambattu MS- Parish Priest, Erick Opena- Sacramental and Special Religious Educational Coordinator and Shanika Joseph- Parish Secretary


Legacy School was founded in 2019 by Pastor Philip Murdoch, who had a great passion and an immense desire to provide excellence in Christian education. Following the example that the world's top educational institutions have Christian roots, Pastor Philip believes that Christian principles lead to the highest quality of education.
The first Legacy School campus started in Campo Grande with a few families who believed in the importance of intercultural Christian education. Legacy holds weekly chapel services at every campus, to engage the students in worship and hearing from the Word of God. Legacy is not only a bilingual school, it is intercultural – meaning that they know expanding their horizons is more than just learning a language. It means immersing yourself in a new culture. Through Light to the Nations, we host missions’ teams from the USA to engage with the students, preach in chapel services in English, and sometimes even participate in outreaches with the students.
Today, Legacy has more than 7,000 students and 25 different campuses, and there is still much more to come!
We are so excited to announce the launch of Legacy University in February 2024! So far, we have been accredited under the Brazilian ministry of education for three majors: business administration, education, and theology. We are looking forward to this expansion and development over the next few years!
Edilan is a book publishing company that Pastor Philip Murdoch founded in 2005. The vision of this company was to publish quality Christian literature and distribute it to the people in Brazil. Edilan translated and publishes several best selling titles by authors such as John Bevere, TD Jakes, Robert Morris, among many others. They also publish books by well known Brazilian authors such as Claudio Duarte, Walmir Nunes, and Pr. Philip himself.


This is something I have wanted to share for a very long time but I was afraid of losing some of you but I had to get this out of my soul for my healing journey.
Why I left the Catholic Church and HOW I found faith again.
(Please do not judge me)
I grew up Catholic. I was baptized, I made my communion, and my confirmation. I never knew why or understood I was just following our family tradition. After I made my confirmation we stopped going to church which was fine with me. I never understood why we went anyway. I never felt a connection with the church.
Once I started having children I followed in the same traditions. All of my children were baptized but Taylor and Tyler were the only ones to make their communion. See something happened to me at church one day.
It was a summer day, the last day of CCD for my kids that year. As a single mom I sat in the pews not able to receive communion because I was divorced. Tattoos are frowned upon so I made sure I was covered up. I felt something tap me on the shoulder, and to this day I can't explain it. I felt faint. I felt light headed. I felt everyone was staring at me and judging me. It was so weird. I started to question why am I here in church? I wanted answers. I needed answers.
I remember having the chills leaving church that day questioning why was Catholic? I called my brother, I called my stepsister, I called my mom asking them why are we Catholic? None of them could tell me.
I was balling my eyes out 😭
What in the world was happening to me?
Was i losing my mind?
That was a rough day for me.
Then all of a sudden all these things came into my head. When my son made his communion the only thing I remember is how much the church was hurting for money and they were begging for donations. I also have someone very close to me that was molested by catholic priests as a child who has never healed from it. Someone very close to me is gay which catholics frown upon, and the church frowns upon divorce. Church is supposed to be a safe place but it failed my loved one.
Why was I Catholic?
I still can't explain to you what came over me that day but my life has completely changed ever since then.
I felt so lost for a while.
I had a conversation with my children and told them what I had experienced and what was on my mind and I was going to give them a choice whatever they wanted to do I would stand by them either way.
I walked a lonely path until June 8, 2016 when my daughter broke her back and someone said WHY did God do this to her? Why does God keep punishing us? God is cruel.
I looked at her and said, GOD DIDN'T DO THIS, it happened. Life happened and Taylor is alive. We have so much to be grateful for. We are blessed.
I had my awakening.
MY FAITH WAS BACK and it was back STRONG.
It may not be back in the church but it's back in my heart and soul. I know there is a God, a higher power, whatever you believe in but I FOUND FAITH AGAIN and I feel it every single day and it feels amazing.
I can't explain to you what happened that day but I've never been more connected to the Universe than ever before.
When I was a little girl I never understood why we prayed because no one truly explained to me what we were doing, we were just being told we had to do it.
As an adult I fully understand why.
I have made meditation/prayer and journaling a part of my daily life 🙏
I have become a spiritual Goddess
It doesn't matter what religion you are, all that matters is you believe in FAITH ❤
My family and I are so very blessed and I hope you have faith because it will save you 🙏
Having faith and believing is going to help Taylor walk again 💜
I feel reborn again in a strange way 💫


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This year, the Downtown Fairborn Committee has a new ornament. It is based off the St Marks Lutheran Church .
The ornament is scanned with a drone and 3D Printed in Fairborn.
They are several ways to get yours.
1. Online at our store
2. In person at the Fairborn Chamber of Commerce. The address is 12 N Central Ave, Fairborn, Oh 45324.
3. In person at Terri Lynn Art Studio And Gallery. The address is 415 W Main St, Fairborn, OH, 45324.
4. In person at My Mother’s Memories, home decor & more. The address is 19 W.Main St, Fairborn, OH, 45324.
Organized in 1848 in the village of Osborn, St, Mark’s now located in the heart of downtown Fairborn, has a long and storied history of quality worship and faithful service to Fairborn and the surrounding area. The congregation relocated during the great migration of Osborn from its previous location, to its present location in Historic Downtown Fairborn following the great Dayton Flood of 1913.
The current building is a beautiful structure of Tudor-Gothic Architecture, designed by Architect Robert Gotwald of Springfield. It was dedicated in 1924.
The stained-glass windows are the most predominate and admired feature. Made by The Von Gerichten Art Glass Company of Munich, Germany, the panels bear symbols representing the Lutheran and Christian traditions,
After 175 years, the St Mark’s voted to close on June 28, 2020. The building was managed by Lutheran Saints in Ministry (LSIM), a collaboration of 5 Lutheran congregations in four counties, for an additional 2 years, but on June 30, 2022, the building was donated to Emanuel Ministries, a predominantly African American congregation that continues to work with LSIM to provide a feeding site, family outreach and service to the Fairborn area.
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Our Lead Pastors
Adrian & Leigh Wright
Adrian and Leigh Wright are the lead pastors of The Life Church – South Africa situated in the Northern Suburbs of Johannesburg, one of the biggest cities in Africa.
For Adrian, ministry began as early as his High School years when at the end of Grade 11 he started writing Bible courses and teaching them to the students at his school. This led to many young people at his school encountering God and the experience awakened in him a deep desire for ministry.
After school, Adrian studied Theology and started lecturing at a local Bible College while also serving as a Youth Pastor and ministering in High Schools and Universities across the city, seeing many more young people come to Christ.
After a decade in youth ministry and some time as an executive pastor, Adrian founded Anchor Church Joburg in 2015 with the heart to make a difference in South Africa. It’s during this time that he met his wife Leigh who joined the church and started serving as a leader in the women’s ministry and creative team.
Together, they lead the church for almost 9 years before joining Ps. John and Leslie Siebeling and The Life Church global family in 2024.
Adrian and Leigh love serving the local and global church, preaching the gospel, making disciples and equipping leaders. When they’re not building church, they spend most of their time raising their four children and enjoying the many adventures of Africa.


Considered one of the greatest works on Christian ethics, Ethics was the name given to a book written by the theologian and philosopher Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Bonhoeffer was born, lived, and died in Germany at the height of Nazism. He was hanged because of his opposition to Hitler’s Nazism. In 1934 he wrote:
“Jesus Christ, and not any man or the State, is our only Savior.”
Being this one of the reasons he was arrested and hanged. In his book, Bonhoeffer describes when talking about reality, that the origin of Christian ethics is not the reality of the self, nor the reality of the world, nor the reality of norms and values, but the reality of God in his revelation in Jesus Christ. This is the requirement that, for the sake of honesty, must be made, before anything else, to anyone who wants to care about the problem of Christian ethics.
In this sense, Bonhoeffer seeks to emphasize that any effort for an ethics that is not centered on Christ, that is, the whole view and knowledge of things and laws without Him, becomes an abstraction. In this way, Bonhoeffer points out that if anyone wants to understand the problem of Christian ethics, he needs to give up in advance the two questions that ultimately led him to deal with ethical problems:
– “How will I become good?”
– “How will I do something good?”
For Bonhoeffer, the correct question would be about knowing the will of God. God, then, is the true reality for a Christian ethic. Furthermore, only to the extent that the ultimate reality is revelation, that is, self-testimony of the living God, is his claim grounded. The general idea that I must become good and do good things so that the world becomes better, has a problem, since my action would then be on a different plane from what God has already established. In this sense, more important is not that I become good, nor that the situation in the world is improved by me, but that the reality of God is manifested everywhere as the ultimate reality. So, the ethical concern is then, God reveals himself as the good. In this revelation, there is a risk that the world and I will not appear as good, but entirely bad. Therefore, one believes in God as true reality. All things are distorted when they are not seen and understood in God.


-What does the “fear” in “fear and love God,” mean?
We have read this refrain several times now. One of our participants talked about how he lived in fear of the discipline he would receive as a child when he disobeyed his parents. Generally, we view this fear not as we normally understand it, but sometimes we might. When we experience such a terror, like when we believe we encounter the supernatural or perhaps even God Himself, we see that God is so different and infinitely greater than us, that we cannot handle it.
-“Fear of the Lord is the beginning of all wisdom,” (Psalm 110:10). This means recognizing the order of the universe. God is the boss, not us.
Talking about the fear of the Lord prompted Pastor to discuss just what exactly law and gospel (in a Lutheran sense) mean:
1st use of law: rules to get along with people
2nd use of law: brushing up against God and realizing you're doomed to die. You are a puny human.
Gospel: Jesus frees you from sin and death.
2nd use of gospel: living out your faith in everyday life. The things your faith compels you to do. Note: this second use of gospel is sometimes disputed on how exactly it works, or even if it exists.
-Trying to get back on topic, how does law and gospel play back into the 7th commandment (don't steal). One person said that it's much easier to make money (or steal it) than share it.
-What's it look like when we help protect that which rightfully belongs to others?
-Wasting food. Recently, it was revealed that around 1/3 of all food produced world-wide goes to waste. There is considerable hunger and poverty throughout our world; is this waste stealing? Why or why not?
Bearing false witness.
-This is probably the most important commandment to life in congregations and other organizations. Can you imagine how much smoother things would run in our churches and civic groups if this commandment was honored? What about this: can you imagine presidential elections using this interpretation?
-How does bearing false witness relate to change and upheaval we encounter from time to time?
-What makes it so hard to speak well of people?
-Is speaking too well of somebody bearing false witness?


This is Meskerem while we were in Disneyland. The last few days she and I have been having some very deep conversations. I am not sure what all she is processing right now, but what she is talking to me about is big stuff. She seems to be struggling with what being adopted really means. She is very worried about her birth-mother and the other evening told me that she wished her birth-mother would come here or else go to Heaven where she would be safe. What sort of life must her mother have been living for her to wish that? She has been saying, "Mommy, you not my real mommy" off an on, but never in a defiant or mean way. She just seems to be working through what it means that she was sent to a new country and a new life without really having any say in it. This evening I told her that I chose to have her and Kidist come be my children, but that I understand that it was hard for her to not have any choice in the matter.
All of that is pretty big, but was even bigger was that happy silly child in the picture up there was sitting in my lap crying her eyes out because there were people in her world that didn't know and love God. On Easter, she got upset that I bought them presents and gave them Easter baskets. She wanted to make sure that the day was all about God and what Jesus did for us by dying on the cross and rising again. When she found out that there were people who didn't believe in the resurrection, she said, "But we need tell them." I told her that most of my friends have heard a lot more about God since I started the adoption process. She can't seem to fathom that God is using their presence here as evidence of His power and love. Heck, I can hardly fathom all that God has done in the last two years.
This Easter was also the 1st Anniversary of us coming home as a family. The growth and development that has happened in all of us in that period of time continues to boggle my imagination. I will do my best to get some more updated photos and such up here at some point. We have a couple of crazy weeks coming up and then hopefully we can calm down for a little bit.


What I did not understand when I was a student then, and what I would explain to that professor now, is that people talk to the chaplain about their families because that is how we talk about God. That is how we talk about the meaning of our lives. That is how we talk about the big spiritual questions of human existence.
We don’t live our lives in our heads, in theology and theories. We live our lives in our families: the families we are born into, the families we create, the families we make through the people we choose as friends.
This is where we create our lives, this is where we find meaning, this is where our purpose becomes clear.
Hospice chaplain Kerry Egan, author of “On Living,” explains what people who are sick and dying talk about. Mostly, their families: mothers, fathers, sons and daughters.


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Mary Louise (Hipkins) McDonald, 78 of Kirksville, Missouri passed away Wednesday October 2, 2019
at the University of Missouri in Columbia.
Born November 19, 1940 the daughter of Roger Edwin and Mabel Lillian (Bastian) Hipkins in Shelbina, Missouri
Mary is survived by her children, Corissa Denise Chitwood Fansler of Kirksville, MO. Eric James McDonald and stepson Abe McDonald; grandchildren, Jeremiah, Judah, Hannah Shalana, McKinlay, Titus Fansler, Heidi Brockland, Nada Whitehead, Thomas, Sony, Ruiz, Rose Chamberlain, Naomi Tharp, Sierra Garcia, Natasha, Amon, Jasmine, Shalana, and Detrick Vanderlinden, Abe, Marlee and Maison McDonald; twenty-five great grandchildren, including Rylund, Holden, Creed, Beau and Thomas who were nearby.; sister, Juanita Ives of Shelbina MO. nieces, Chrystal (Hipkins) Perrigo, Diane (Hipkins) Gliser, Nancy (Ives) Purdy; nephews, Clint Hipkins, Jim, John and Don Ives.
She was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Tina Paulette Chitwood Vanderlinden, brother Charles Hipkins.
Mary grew up in the Shelbina area before spending most of her adult life in Kansas City. She enjoyed
her years working at Union Station. She was a devout Catholic, loved her church and was a member of the Kansas City Cathedral of St Peter. She enjoyed many things in life, especially garden tomatoes, ice cream, horses, and helping care for her great grandson Beau.
A visitation is planned for 1:00 pm on Saturday November 23, 2019 at the Grace Community Bible Church 1501 E Northtown Road Kirksville, Missouri 63501
Mary was cremated and services have been provided by A Simplified Funeral Solution.
Condolences may be left, memories or photos shared and flowers ordered at www.asimplifiedfuneralsolution.com


Andrea Wilson Women’s Fund of Smith County
A feeling of change is in the air. Fall has arrived with thoughts of pumpkin spiced everything, football rivalries and the radiant foliage that God gifts us to mark the beginning of autumn. The trees perform their magnificent grand finale and we start to reflect on the end of another year – it’s a time for slowing down, for thankfulness of our abundance, for rest and comfort.
Despite God’s intentions, we often miss the opportunity that this yearly ritual presents to reflect on the bigger picture and rejoice in the seasons of our own lives. Even as an adult child, accepting the knowledge that my parents’ season of rest had arrived was difficult. In their last few years, as my parents’ health declined, we had to make the difficult decision to seek a place that could provide for them 24/7 outside of their home.
My mom pushed her walker down the halls and gave everyone she met candy; her way to care for the friends she made at the memory care facility. My dad’s prudence over the years ensured that their care in their final years was financially feasible. In the autumn of their lives, they still modeled the values of generosity and stewardship that formed the foundation of our family. I’d like to think that they passed both of those traits along to my sisters and me.
I recently met a man named Vernon who was facing some of the same heart-wrenching decisions as I did during that season. Vernon’s wife of 38 years was facing a health crisis and he was not able to give her the care in their home that she required. Vernon sought a new home at a memory care facility for his wife where she would be cared for as her needs increased.
However, this decision was made even more difficult for this family because they depended on her social security benefits to make ends meet for their monthly expenses. When Vernon’s wife was admitted to the care facility, her social security check no longer went to help Vernon cover the costs like their mortgage, insurance, utilities and other household expenses. I vividly recall Vernon walking in the doors of PATH; his steps were hesitant, and he was unsure of how to ask for help. Thankfully, PATH was able to say yes through the generous grant funding provided by the Women’s Fund to help families through a housing crisis.
There are many Vernon’s out there who find themselves in a situation that causes them to seek help. I’ve watched our neighbors in need slowly get out of their cars and reluctantly walk in our door. Once there, it is our mission to make them feel safe. We want to make sure they are treated with kindness and we want them to know that they matter. We can’t always send them off with what they came looking for, but we can always pray with them, connect them with someone to talk to who cares about them and open the conversation for a future relationship that may meet a deeper need in their life.
It’s impossible for me not to see the face of my parents in these seniors who come to PATH in need of life-sustaining support. I remember my mom and dad teaching me about loving our community, and the God-given dignity of every human being. I think that is how I imagine the concept of philanthropy now – the fight to restore the dignity which God gave to each and every one of us, which we so often deny to each other.
As I strive to be a good steward of my finances, I realize that I may not be able to affect great change alone, but as a member of The Women’s Fund of Smith County, my gifts are combined with others and together we are making a difference in the lives of folks across Smith county.
I believe that The Women’s Fund of Smith County is the manifestation of the best qualities of our community; compassion, advocacy and radical love. In the last year, when humanity is struggling to remember the best of itself, agencies who administer direct services, like PATH, provide a reminder of our great potential. Survival is insufficient; together, we thrive.
Andrea Wilson is the executive director for PATH, People Attempting to Help which has been serving East Texas since 1985.


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Speaking about everyday practices in Christianity sounds rigid. It sounds like bordering on faith as opposed to the connection God has called us to. And yet, these daily habits are not a checklist.
Believe Gods Word, find Jesus
They are either actions that Jesus designed for us in his own life or steps that the Scriptures informs us we ought to take to come to be a lot more like Christ. These steps promise a closer partnership with God and also the capacity to relax in His existence. 1 John 2:6 tells us that if we remain in relationship with Christ then we should additionally "stroll in the same manner as He walked." It's the Holy Spirit's job to make us like Christ. As we end up being much more like Christ, we draw closer to our beautiful Daddy. "For I am confident of this, that He who began a great in you will continue to excellent it up until the day of Christ Jesus," Philippians 1:6. As well as yet there are steps we can take daily that enable the Holy Spirit to work in and also with us, making us more like Christ. James prompts individuals to get closer to God. "Come near to God and he will certainly come near to you. Laundry your hands, you sinners, and detoxify your hearts, you double-minded," James 4:8. By admitting our transgressions, practicing humility, and also transforming our thoughts with Bible; we can end up being more like Christ and also obtain closer to God. Biblical humbleness is quiting our own selfish and also vain wishes so we can do the will of God. Jesus humbled himself to obey the Papa, although he was the Son of God. Philippians 2:5 -8 claims: "Your mindset should coincide as that of Christ Jesus: Who, being in really nature God, did not consider equal rights with God something to be comprehended, but made himself absolutely nothing, taking the actual nature of a servant, being made in human similarity.
- Possibly you intend to learn exactly how to be closer to God because you feel mentally stuck.
- It may be a struggle with health problem, a family or individual problem or just a gap in your connection with God.
- And also in the book of Psalms, it claims that David sought one point of the Lord and primarily, that was time with Him.
- He is always with you, like an actually friend.
- In did is a good idea to have a good partnership with God throughout my life on earth.
As well as being found in appearance as a male, he humbled himself as well as came to be obedient to fatality-- also death on a cross!" We can not become like Christ if we don't understand him. Jesus is exposed in the Scriptures, both in the Old and New Testaments. However the Bible isn't just a book to learn about God. The Bible lives and active, and God utilizes our time reviewing it to convict us, to direct us, to point us to reality, to address prayer and also to transform our reasoning. Paul recognized the value of researching the Bible as well as urged Timothy, his young fee, to proceed studying the Scriptures which he 'd done given that his youth. "All Bible is God-breathed and also is useful for training, reproving, dealing with and training in integrity, to make sure that the servant of God may be extensively equipped for each great," 2 Timothy 3:16. Memorizing Scripture is the 2nd layer of knowing the Word. While Scriptures study assists us recognize God and his ways, remembering Scripture maintains His word in our heart. Jesus knew Scripture by heart as well as estimated it frequently. Each time Satan lured Jesus in the desert, Jesus reacted with Scripture. As well as when the Sadducees attempted to trap Jesus with words, he utilized Bible to mention their error as well as address their question.We've all been there at once or an additional. We wonder exactly how to be closer to God, but exactly how? Where do we begin? What can we do? Of course, we can begin by hoping and also reading His Word. We can even participate in a retreat (my life was changed when I went to Pursuit by Fellowship of the Sword), but in some cases we require extra. We want much more. Expanding closer to God is our objective and sincere need.
Perhaps you wish to discover just how to be closer to God because you feel emotionally stuck. Or, possibly, you feel distant to Him. Perhaps you have actually wandered off a bit from your walk with Him. Regardless of the factor, you can make the heartfelt choice as well as take the spiritual actions to attract yourself cloer to Him.
God wants a connection with us as well as assures to reward those who seek to attract closer to Him.Prayer is perhaps the most difficult Christian self-control to master. Any individual that's ever before battled with diversions and also a straying mind while trying to pray understands this holds true. Yet it's additionally one of the most powerful, crucial, and also joy-filled means to connect with God. Share your desire to grow closer to the Father by telling Him. Ask Him to open your heart as well as attract you closer to Him. Ask Him to restore you and also shape you into the woman He produced you to be-- after that devote to adhering to hard after Him, no matter what. If you want to grow closer to God, being deliberate in petition is definitely essential. For years, I've had a daily prayer time. Beside checking out the Scriptures, that day-to-day time with God has actually been the most influential decision I've made in my walk with Him. Naturally, there have actually been days I have actually missed out on and also sometimes I don't "feel" like it, if I'm being honest, however I have actually constantly been willful to rise the following day, return and not give up.Keep a Prayer Journal. Write out your prayers in a devoted notebook to assist your mind remain concentrated on what you're wishing. These can be petitions for others or on your own. Offer God the most effective part of your day. If you are a morning person, have this time in the morning. If you are a night person, do it at night.
Praying To God, closer to God
Schedule Your Time with God. This is my non-negotiable time that I really write in my coordinator. While I'm having my coffee as well as prior to I begin my day. Remove disturbances. Switch off your phone. Silence alerts. Show to your family members about your prayer time so they won't interrupt you.Faith is important to God; we can't please him without it. He wants us to believe he exists and that he rewards us. He also instructs that the method we get this type of confidence is by hearing his Word.
A good friend informed me as soon as that the means he gauges the top quality of his quiet time with God is by just how much confidence he has the remainder of the website day. This might seem like a noticeable dimension, yet I have commonly review the Scriptures and also left a lot more concentrated on myself as well as my sensations than on believing God. These feelings can be: As a young Christian, I had a great friend who instilled in me the significance of reserving time to read the Bible and pray daily. I took her advice to heart and diligently made this "quiet time" a part of my early morning regimen.
And also while I absolutely assume consisting of God's Word in my everyday regimen has been valuable to my belief, there was a problem. I saw reading the Bible as an important habit, a lot similarly I considered cleaning my teeth. I carefully examined the Scriptures since I knew it was the right thing to do, and I also appreciated obtaining understanding from them intellectually. However I didn't see these morning devotionals as time to connect with God.
This has actually led me to really feel really distressed throughout the years, since I check out the Bible and hope consistently yet battle to experience the power, toughness, tranquility, as well as guts that the Scriptures say should come from spending quality time with God.


Coventry Cathedral Launches New Design Competition
- LocationWest Midlands
- Artformcombined arts, interdisciplinary arts, visual arts
- ContactCara Pickering firstname.lastname@example.org
The Dean of Coventry has announced the search for an artist, textile technician or fashion designer to design new vestments and a banner for the Cathedral. The chosen designer will receive a commissioning fee of £5000 and see their designs bought to life for the Cathedral’s September 2021 celebration of their patron saint St Michael. Apart from a special set designed for millennium in 2000, the special clothing worn in processions inside and outside the Cathedral has remained the same since the Cathedral’s consecration in 1962.
Professional artists, students and designers from all over the world are invited to submit their designs to be considered. The top 5 designs selected will be awarded £500 and will be invited to visit the Cathedral to prepare a final design to be displayed in a public exhibition. http://tiny.cc/stmichael


I was floored when I asked a few pastors to tell me what one of their biggest issues in having Royal Rangers at their church was. They almost identically responded something to the effect of:
"My Leaders are passionate but all they do is Royal Rangers, I wish they'd engage elsewhere too"
I think the issue here is that we are excited to be Royal Rangers leaders and so of course we've put a large amount of time and effort into the ministry and want to continue to in the future.
The problem with that is this: We want to be examples to young men, in effect we wan't to clone ourselves so that the next generation has a passion for the lost, working with a ministry, and being an example of Godly manhood. So the question is would we tell someone else its ok to be only involved in a ministry at the church to the exclusion of every other ministry? Would we also tell them that our ministry is better than all the others?
NO! and their lies the problem, because pastors can perceive this problem with their Royal Ranger leaders. So how can we model for our boys men that are fully engaged? Let me ask you this?
When was the last time you did a project as a whole outpost (boys too)? What a better opportunity to show your boys that Godly men don't just consume at church but they actively participate? So find a project or need your church has and see what you can do to get involved!


It is an astonishing fact that Jesus never laid out a theology. He lived and died. He healed and sacrificed. He never laid out the whys and the wherefores. Jesus was about challenging us to see. Jesus was about describing the Kingdom and how we could participate in it. He described his relationship with God and our relationships too but little if anything about the theology of God. Jesus has a prophetic voice not a theologian’s voice. Jesus invited us to participate. His parables called us to seek understandings. He didn’t really explain how it all worked. Maybe to his disciples in private as it says at the end of John, but not per se in the Gospels and especially not the Gospel of Mark.
Paul on the other hand gave and taught an understanding of how things work, theology. Especially in Romans. He more than any other could be seen as the first and greatest Christian theologian, and today we hear his idea about faith and the law. Faith and the law these were primary themes for him – the Law he referred to was the Laws of Moses – the laws of the Torah – the ones Saul the Pharisee had been tasked with enforcing – well today we hear Paul talk about the Abrahamic Covenant between Abraham and his descendants and God – Paul reminded us that this covenant took place before the Laws of Moses were given and he – Paul – reasoned they were bestow or entered into because of Abraham’s faith and his righteousness – God entered into a covenant with Abraham not because he followed the Law but because he was righteous, upstanding, did what was right and proper and Abraham was righteous because of his faith – therefore the most important thing is faith – we and Abraham are righteous because we have faith – we do what is right in the eyes of God because we believe in God
And oh what faith it must have taken for Abraham – He was promised a son – and God didn’t deliver right away – God waited, apparently – twenty five years to make good on his pledge – Paul tells us that we too must have that kind of faith – because Paul and the early Christians were also waiting – they were waiting for Jesus’ return and as the years passed it became evident that it wasn’t going to happen right away – Paul was explaining all this and all he believed as a way of introduction to the Christians in Rome
All things are possible through faith – faith in our relationship with the human face of God – that we believe is Jesus – and what is the biggest miracle that comes about through that faith – why a living breathing relationship with God – the same being who entered into relationship with Abraham – We are promised in our New Covenant that we can know God by and through the Love of Jesus – We won’t need the Law – we won’t need to become and act like the Jews – we can remain Gentiles and still be in a covenantal relationship with God – It was Paul who explained this to us through his writings – what a revelation that must have been to the people of his time – it’s a revelation to us today when it truly dawns on us – even though we live in a culture in part defined by the teachings of Paul – often times we forget that we can and do have a relationship with the center of all being
Jesus asked us to live a God centered life – to see God as the center – to act as though all that truly matters is God and is of God – Jesus showed us what it meant to have faith in this Living God – to trust in God even up to and through death – he tell his disciples this in Mark’s Gospel – he lets them know that the God centered path he is walking will lead to his death – and when Peter asks him to say this isn’t so he truly didn’t know what he was asking – Jesus didn’t explain it to him – he didn’t tell him – Peter you are asking me to leave the path that is God centered – a path that men who cherish power and authority will despise because it shows the lie that they aren’t more special than the ones they persecute – they will kill me because the love of God is the most important thing – more important than money or power – or even this transitory life – because by holding out for the transitory – the mortal – we end just like all mortals end – and the men of power hate that you all might see the truth
Jesus was telling his disciples they must lead God centered lives because in reality life is God centered – if they think to sacrifice temporary safety will lead to prosperity and happiness – they will lose out – but if they live for the Gospel – which is the Good News that God is here and heaven is now they will exist in righteousness – doing what is right in God’s eyes – Jesus just told us this – he didn’t explain it – he didn’t even talk about who he was – at least in the Gospel of Mark – he left that to others to explain – to Paul to explain
Sometimes we must wait to experience the promises that leading a life of righteousness will bring – sometimes we will have been living the promises of a God centered life and not be able to see it – that happens because our human mortal consciousness has a problem holding the truth of divinity for more than a moment – such are the temptations and trials of life – what is time in the realm of the infinite? – that is what is meant by God’s time is not our time – when however we turn our faces towards the center which is of God and live in harmony and love as is meet and right for us to do – we can experience the miracle which is Jesus in our lives – feel the power of the Spirit – know the study of God is not always the love of God – and we too live in a wicked and sinful generation – and by that I mean a human and messy world which distracts us from who God is – and it may be costly to preach and live lives based upon love for each other – still that is what Jesus admonishes us to do – no matter what
So the rest of this Lent if you perchance find yourself not acting out of Love – not acting out of a faith in God – then perhaps remember that the grace of God which will call you home is a free gift – it is not earned by following a set of Laws – it was there before Abraham or Moses – before Jesus lived or Paul – and it will be there calling you back to the center of all being when we have the faith to see it


The Requiem Mass for our dear friend, Fr. Robert Palladino, will be celebrated in St. Mary's Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception on Friday, March 11, at 11 am. Although his sudden death came as a shock, we are grateful that years ago he had given Dean Applegate instructions for the music he wanted sung by Cantores in Ecclesia. In his beautifully calligraphed hand, he indicated the readings, plainsong and motets he had chosen for his funeral, when that time came. Sadly, that day arrived far too soon for us all.
Fr. Palladino died in his home on Friday, February 26. We will always be indebted to him for his decades of support, encouragement and friendship. To say he will be greatly missed only understates our loss.
St. Mary's Cathedral is located at 17th and NW Davis in Portland.


Several years ago, I heard about “Theme Based Church” while at a professional development conference and was immediately hooked on the idea. I was hopeful at the time that our incoming settled minister would feel the same way. Gratefully when Rev. Seth came on board, he was just as eager as I to implement this approach at FUUFHC. I am thrilled that we are now able to integrate our monthly worship themes into our Religious Exploration programs for 2017-18 and wanted to share a bit more about the value Rev. Seth and I feel that it brings to our congregation.
According to the UUA, here are some key elements that make Theme Based Ministry (TBM) so worthwhile:
- TBM helps to create multigenerational connections, as people of all ages explore common themes in age-appropriate ways. And theme-based ministry extends faith development beyond Sunday morning. Families can continue the conversation in the car ride home or over the dinner table; small groups that meet during the week can go deeper with the theme.
- TBM unifies and strengthens community. It connects all aspects of programming which in turn creates the experience of the entire congregation going on a spiritual journey together each month.
- TBM offers depth. When religious exploration programs for both adults and children/youth share the same monthly theme as the worship service, they become a way to explore the worship theme at a deeper level.
- TBM takes our theology seriously. Spreading themes across all of our congregational programming reminds us that we are not a cafeteria religion, offering people random experiences, but instead a rich tradition that promotes distinctive values. TBM can be tailored to the rituals, history, and mission/vision of our congregation to help develop our unique FUUFHC identity. TBM also provides seasonal and spiritual grounding to the liturgical calendar and can be flexible to incorporate and address the issues that may arise in current events.
- TBM fosters collaboration. When all staff and lay leaders are working on the same theme, it allows them to share ideas and support each other at a whole new level. This results in an opportunity for leaders to explore a deeper level of internal spiritual work as well.
- TBM builds the architecture of our associational interdependence. Theme-based church allows congregations to follow the same themes and break out of our congregational silos. When different congregations follow the same themes, staff and lay leaders can more easily reach out, share ideas and collaborate.
Our congregation has chosen to join Soul Matters Sharing Circle, a group of over 200 UU congregations who follow the same monthly worship themes, so we can more easily share resources for worship and music, small group ministry, and religious education programming. To highlight the benefits of participation in the sharing circle, their website references a reading from our UU hymnal, “Alone our vision is too narrow to see all that must be seen, and our strength too limited to do all that must be done. Together, our vision widens and our strength is renewed.” This quote highlights the benefits of working with religious leaders from across the country to curate and utilize the best worship and educational materials possible. I am very excited to explore these materials with our K-5th grade RE ministry teams. I am hopeful that in doing so, we will bring a greater depth of meaning to our Time for All Ages, our children’s programming, as well as our Intergenerational services.
If you have any questions about Theme Based Ministry, I’m happy to serve as a resource. Additionally, more information can be found on the UUA’s website:
We are actively searching for the eight members of our K-5th-grade Theme Based RE team for the 2017-18 year. If you would like to know more or are interested in volunteering, please contact me at email@example.com.


2023 First Holy Communion
Fr. Marcel Blessing the 1st grade class and the rosaries they made in there catechism class.
Their CCD teacher is Mrs. Jennifer Gaston.
Congratulations to Ana Perez!
The St Francis De Paula Fiesta Queen Winner 2019
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Arc de Triomphe
Proceeded by a Gallo-Roman temple to Jupiter,
a Christian basilica, and a Romanesque church, construction of Notre-Dame
de Paris began in 1163 during the reign of Louis VII. Pope Alexander
III laid the foundation stone. The idea to replace the Romanesque
church occupying the site - the Cathedral of St. Etienne (founded
by Childebert in 528) - was that of Bishop Maurice de Sully (who
died in 1196). (Some accounts claim that there were two churches
existing on the site, one to the Virgin Mary, the other to St. Stephen.)
Construction was completed roughly 200 years later in about 1345.
The choir was completed in 1182; the nave in 1208, and the west
front and towers circa 1225-1250. A series of chapels were added
to the nave during the period 1235-50, and during 1296-1330 to the
apse (Pierre de Chelles and Jean Ravy). The transept crossings were
build in 1250-67 by Jean de Chelles and Pierre de Montreuil (also
the architect of the Sainte-Chapelle). It was essentially completed
according to the original plans.
The reigns of Louis XIV (end of the
17th century) and Louis XV saw significant alterations including
the destruction of tombs, and stained glass. At the end of the 18th
century, during the Revolution, many of the treasures of the cathedral
were either destroyed or plundered. Only
the great bells avoided being melted down, and the Cathedral was
dedicated first to the cult of Reason, and to the cult of the Supreme
being. The church interior was used as a warehouse for the storage
of forage and food.
After falling into disrepair, a restoration program
overseen by Lassus (died 1857) and Viollet-le-Duc, was carried out
in 1845. This program lasted 23 years, and included the construction
of the spire (see image) and the sacristy.
Commune of 1871, the Cathedral was nearly burned by the Communards
- and some accounts suggest that indeed a huge mound of chairs was
set on fire in its interior. Whatever happened, the Notre Dame survived
the Commune essentially unscathed.
Now in 1991, a 10 year program of general maintenance
and restoration has begun, and sections of the structure are likely
to be shrouded in scaffolds for the foreseeable future.
During its history, Notre Dame has been the site
of numerous official and other ceremonial occasions. These include:
- 1239; The Crown of Thorns placed in the Cathedral by St. Louis
during the construction of Sainte-Chapelle.
- 1302; Philip the Fair opens the first States General here.
- 1430; Henri VI of England is crowned here.
Mary Stuart becomes Queen of France after her marriage to François
II, and is crowned here.
- 1572; Marguerite of Valoi is married to the Huguenot Henri of
- 2 December 1804; After the anointing by Pius VII, Napoléon
seizes the crown from the pontiff and crowns first himself, then
- 26 August 1944; The Te Deum Mass celebrates the liberation of
Paris. (According to some accounts the Mass was interrupted by
snipping from both the internal and external galleries.)
- 12 November 1970; The Requiem Mass of General de Gaulle is held
- 31 May 1980; After the Magnificat of this day, Pope John Paul
II celebrates Mass on the parvis in front of the Cathedral
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Standard : 35,00 FF
Special rates : 23,00 FF
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(Admission to the cathedral is free)
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St Mary of the AngelS 50th Anniversary 2018
In July 2018, the two main local newspapers, The Kerryman and Kerry's Eye, carried extensive coverage of St Mary of the Angels 50th Anniversary. Both the Parents and Relatives Association as well as the service provider Saint John of God Community Service contributed with emphasis on different themes.
The Killorglin Men's Shed Choir perform "Amazing Grace" during the tree planting ceremony
The pupils of St Francis Special School join Fr Derek in the celebratory mass


The True Doctrine Of The Globe Earth – A Scriptural View Of The Universe The Bible describes a geocentric universe, with a sun that’s moving in a circuit, and an earth that is fixed. The enemy is pushing the lie of heliocentrism, which led to the evil deception of evolution, which removes the importance of the earth and of mankind. Isaiah 40:22 It is He That sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants therof are as grasshoppers; That stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in: If Columbus was a Bible student, he certainly wasn't afraid of sailing off the end of the earth. God's Word states that the world is round. If, in the course of this work, we shall show, that there is a God, a Divine ruler and maker of all things, and that the book which we call the Bible is His will and word to you and to all; then do not chide me if I shall depart from the text or title of this work to show some of the mistakes of men.'.
04/07/2015 · Many people will think, you gotta be kidding! For the consummate iconoclast, every belief should be seriously pondered. The lover of truth must allow all assumptions to be overthrown or upheld, with adequate consideration. So bare with me as we consider this question: Flat Earth or Spherical Earth, What does the Bible Say? I also provide Bible verses which show that the sun is moving around the earth, so that by the dual witness of scientific evidence and Scripture we can see that the earth is geocentric. I’m not declaring that the earth is geocentric, as I can’t prove it scientifically; but when you look at how Bible verses seem to point to a geocentric earth, it’s an option that we need to consider. FLAT EARTH in BIBLE ver 3.11 ----- by Mr. Kari A. Tikkanen Verses according to King James version These verses show that according to Bible earth is more disc than globe. For us it is clearly globe but remark that on those ancient times earth was generally considered to be flat. What does the bible say about the flat earth theory? Although the theory of Earth being flat is not directly spoken about, some verses describe the potential shape of our planet. One verse mentions the "four corners of the earth" and could be interpreted as a flat earth belief but this theory was proven wrong by the Church 500 years ago. Learn.
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NOTE: The Bible uses words that describe the sun, with only a few known exceptions, as "moving," though some believe that words like "rising" and "down" imply the sun is moving "up" and "down" over the alleged curvature of the earth. In addition to spinning globe earth believing Christians completely missing the fact that the Bible uses words. Bible verses related to Earth from the King James Version KJV by Relevance - Sort By Book Order Job 26:7 - He stretcheth out the north over the empty place, [and] hangeth the earth upon nothing. We list a earth's curvature calculator that makes it quick and easy to access how much curve you should see over any distance on earth. If after reviewing the introduction into the flat earth theory you are intrigued - your next step would be to look at how perspective works on the globe earth model versus the flat earth model. Does the Bible Say Earth is Flat or Round? Does it Contradict Science? The Bible is often criticized as being "unscientific, outdated, and contradictory." One of the arguments used is that the Bible states the Earth is flat. Is this true? Absolutely not. If you ever talk to a skeptic, you will likely hear them rattle off arguments about why.
02/08/2016 · "The sect which produced the most Flat Earth adherents in the nineteenth century was the Seventh Day Adventists. Several Seventh Day Adventists authored Flat Earth books based on 'Earth Not a Globe' by Samuel Rowbotham. The most notable of these is 'Is the Bible From Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe?' by Alexander Gleason. This. 14/12/2019 · Inclina el mapa para usar el globo terráqueo de Google Earth y guardar una vista en 3D perfecta o entra en Street View y disfruta de una experiencia en 360º. Comparte tu historia con el resto del mundo Colabora con otros usuarios como lo harías.
The flat-earth view is geocentricity with further restrictions. Like geocentrists, flat-earth advocates often give long lists of texts. Samuel Birley Rowbotham, founder of the modern flat-earth movement, cited 76 scriptures in the last chapter of his monumental second edition of Earth not a Globe. Make use of Google Earth's detailed globe by tilting the map to save a perfect 3D view or diving into Street View for a 360 experience. Share your story with the world. Collaborate with others like a Google Doc and share your story as a presentation. Adding placemarks and lines to Google Earth.
“Earth” is mentioned as distinct from “Seas” and cannot refer to Earth as a planet; the same Hebrew word for “Earth” is used in Deuteronomy 13:7 and the other passages listed above. While the Bible does not teach that the earth is flat, neither does the Bible explicitly teach that the earth is spherical. Even if it did teach a flat-earth reading, it would prove only that Elihu believed such a thing — not everything reported in the Bible is endorsed in the Bible. As is standard to note in such cases, the statements of characters in the Bible are not automatically granted inerrancy unless the speaker is either God or indicated to be inspired of. Is the Bible from Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe? [Alex Gleason] on. FREE shipping on qualifying offers. Written by Alex Gleason, creator of the New Standard Map of the World. Is the Bible from Heaven? Is the Earth a Globe? In Two Parts - Does Modern Science and the Bible Agree? Also.
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Friday, November 16, 2012
Day 1 of My 7 Days of Giving Thanks 2012
I can’t lie, today was rough. The day was not very eventful. I was sick all day. I had to get my grandma to help watch over my son because I was bent over in pain with some stomach virus. Though the lack of events and my not being able to start writing this until late at night my heart has been centered on one thing specifically.
One could say today I should be thankful for health or help, and though I am thankful for both of these today I am thankful for the one who gave me both of these. For My Day 1 of Giving Thanks, I am thankful for My Savior Jesus Christ.
Today I thought what good would it be to have perfect health and all the help in the world but not to have Jesus. Simply, it would do me no good at all(Mark 8:36*). So, in all the events of today I am thankful for My Jesus who loved me enough to die for me so I could be forever His.
I know that today’s post was not that long but I don’t believe something has to be real wordy or long to have meaning behind it. I have learned I can’t be thankful for anything else before I am thankful for Jesus because everything else is meaningless.
*“For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?” ~Mark 8:36~
For good reading on how to be saved I included Acts 16:30-31.
"...Sirs, what must I do to be saved?
And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you shall be saved, and your house."


Love endures long and is patient and kind. Love quotes bible verses corinthians. Thank you for making it easy for one to read most verses about love in one page. 1 john 419 as the father has loved me so have i loved you. 22/11/2019 · What is love? Here are 20 Bible quotes taken from verses of biblical scripture that describe what it means to be cared for and cherished in any relationship, from a Christian worldview.
Love in Corinthians Bible Verses. KING JAMES VERSION KJV WORDS OF JESUS IN RED. What does the Bible say about Love in Corinthians? See the related verses below. Sorted by most helpful votes from the Topical Bible. Search popularity is shown in blue using the scale below. 12/07/2018 · Love Quotes in the Bible. 1 John 4:8 ESV. Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love. John 3:16 ESV “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. 100 Bible Verses about Love. 1 Corinthians 13:1-13 ESV / 1,019 helpful votes Helpful Not Helpful. If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels,. All Scripture quotations, unless otherwise indicated, are taken from The Holy Bible, English Standard Version.
Bible Verses from the Book of Psalms about God's unfailing love. You may also want to see Psalm 103, one of the best psalms describing God's great love and compassion for us. The top 5 bible verses about love are below the psalms verses. Psalm 57:10 10 For great is your love, reaching to the heavens; your faithfulness reaches to the skies. The famous Bible passage about faith, hope, and love is from 1 Corinthians 13:13. It is a passage that often symbolizes the basis of Christian belief. Top Quotes Bible verses Movie Quotes. Quotes by Topic Author Search. Find Quotes. Daily Quote in your email. Daily Quote & Devotional Each Day. Written by Pastor Jack Wellman. Close. WORLD’S Top 10 Bible Verses About Love In Amazing Images. Update on November 29, 2019 by Pastor Jack Wellman. 1 Corinthians 13:7 “ Love bears all. 09/02/2015 · Bible verses that describe God’s love for us are some of my favorites. I hope you enjoy this list of inspirational quotes showing just how much God loves you. Featured Bible Verse About God’s Love: Romans 8:37-39 No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us..
06/11/2018 · In addition to these Bible verses about marriage, love and relationships, we have these Bible love quotes and an additional 150 quotes about love. And for more guidance for your marriage, Lasting is always accessible and dedicated to improving the health of your relationship. Some of the most famous Bible verses pertain to love. What is Love? 1 Corinthians 13:4-13 – Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. The best and most popular bible verses and bible quotes about love, all on inspirational images. You may also like bible verses about marriage. Love Bible Verse - 1 Corinthians 13:7 Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 New International Version NIV 4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 6 Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 7 It always protects, always.
1 Corinthians 13:4-8 NIV Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. Bible Verses about Love Bible Quotes Bible Verses about Life Bible Verses about Healing Encouraging Bible Verses Bible Verses about Hope Bible Verses about Strength. 01/02/2018 · He is always in your heart. If you’re someone who looks to their faith for guidance, then it makes sense you might look to bible verses for inspirational quotes. What’s more, if you are confused about a relationship In your life, the Bible has some of the best verses on love and marriage. I have.
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Top Quotes Bible verses Movie Quotes. Quotes. Daily Quote in your email. Daily Quote & Devotional Each Day. Written by Pastor Jack Wellman. Close. 1 Corinthians 13:7: Bible Verse And Commentary. Posted on October 12, 2016 August 21,. Many consider 1 Corinthians 13 the “love chapter” because it has so many references about love.
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The first four books of the New Testament are known as ‘gospels’ or ‘good news.’ The word ‘gospel’ calls for an explanation. It comes from an old English word ‘godspell.’ It is a combination of two words: ‘good,’ and ‘spell.’ Godspell means ‘good news’ which is the translation of the Greek word euangellion, meaning ‘good news.’ Euangellion was the original word used for the gospels by four different authors who wrote the gospels. These authors are known as evangelists. They are Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Mark wrote around the year 64 CE, Matthew and Luke 67 CE, and John 95 – 100 CE. Thus, these books are called gospels because they are focused on the events centred on the life and message of Jesus Christ which was seen as good news for the world in so far as they are intended for holistic flourishing of people as God’s children.


COVID-19 Church Resource List
As churches across the UK, and the world, have had to transition their day-to-day activities online this handbook exists to serve local church leaders, communication teams, and church staff during the coronavirus outbreak specifically in the area of grief counseling, and grief management.
All of the resources listed here have been crowdsourced from volunteers who want to serve and equip the church at this time. This resource started in the UK, and as a result some of the resources may be UK specific, however the vast majority will be applicable regardless of geography.
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Little Miracles is our Nursery Ministry that cares for ages 0 up to 3 years old and is open every service. Our nursery is only staffed with tender and loving leaders that we know both we and you can trust. Your babies will be in an environment where they are loved, cared for, and well taken care of. Your little ones will enjoy a clean and fun nursery complete with many age appropriate toys as well as 3 40 inch TV’s to watch wholesome and spiritually enriching cartoons. Snacks are also made available upon parents’ permission.
All of our Nursery Workers are members of VVBC, have been interviewed, and deemed qualified to care for our little ones. We believe that this is the first step to a child seeing and experiencing Jesus in a church setting, so we work extremely hard to ensure that your child feels safe and has fun!
If you are interested in becoming a nursery worker and have joined Valley View then we would love to talk to you. If we feel that you are a good candidate to work our nursery we will work you into our schedule of rotation. Little Miracles Nursery is a great place for your precious babies. Come and check us out!
Our Nursery is coordinated by Sis. Renee Padgett.