From the Pastor: August 2024Dear Friends, Dear Friends, Presbyterian pastor Randall Tremba writes about two “failed” attempts at performing last rites at the...
Aug 18: Wisdom Out of This WorldWhen King Soloman began his reign, he chose the humble wisdom of God as his guide, and he and his country flourished—but in time, he...
Aug 11: Not Bread AloneThe bread of life is God’s word, revealed to us in Scripture and from the Spirit-filled wisdom of others. We hunger not just for our...
Aug 4: I Can’t Get No SatisfactionWe are frustrated, unsatisfied and hungry, searching to be filled. To feed our true longing, we must answer the question, what will...
July 29 Service: Emily Dickinson's Conversations with Godby author Joanne Dobson In the quiet confines of her Amherst home, Emily Dickinson engaged in a profound and personal dialogue with God...
July 21 Service: Architecture of LoveThe call of Christ is radically inclusive. At one time we were all outsiders, separated from God by a wall of sin, but through no act of...
July 14 Service: Divine DancingOur faith should be as passionate as David’s dancing before God with all his might, for as Jesus taught us, "'You shall love the Lord...
July 7 Service: Thorny ThankfulnessBe grateful that a rose has thorns! We can be thankful for our hardships and trials, because a) it is in our weakness that we are closer...
From the Pastor: July 2024Dear Friends, The Presbyterian Outlook editor, Rose Schrott Taylor, shared this week a Presidential Debate prayer. In case you’ve been...
June 30 Service: Uncommon Sense By the grace of God, if we study and surround ourselves with people of faith, opening our eyes, our hearts, our minds, to the miracles...
June 23 Service: JuneteenthWe reflect on the significance of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of enslaved people in Texas, which came two and a...
A Not-So-Brief History of Presbyterian Women and the Rummage SaleClick here for our Rummage Slideshow Written in 1985 by Claire Hayworth and Lois Spierling 1873 Ladies’ Aid Society organized to 1/22/53...