Hope Through History
I have been working at home since March of 2020. Working at home can be a very isolating experience. Also, when the boys are home, a...
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Jerry Kahrs
Aug 14, 2021
Into the Wilderness
Then all the congregation raised a loud cry, and the people wept that night. And all the Israelites complained against Moses and Aaron;...
Nancy Becker
Aug 6, 2021
Ordination
It was a great joy to participate in the ordination of Bill Rogers in our church last week. So many of Bill’s friends and colleagues were...
Lou Ann Karabel
Jul 31, 2021
I’ll Fly Away
This morning, I sat on our back porch listening to two cardinals talk to each other. Like many, I’ve felt a real loss in not having birds...
Jim Hubbard
Jul 24, 2021
July 31, 2021…Not just a date on a Calendar?
This is an important date for those wishing to share their opinions, preferences and thoughts about the current state and future...
Bill Rogers
Jul 17, 2021
New Beginnings
As I was driving through northwest Indiana the other day, a familiar song came onto the radio. The song was “Beginnings” by the...
Doyll Andrews
Jul 2, 2021
Gratefulness
It’s the fourth of July Weekend. It’s a time of patriotic celebration. A time for enjoying the summer. Picnics and barbecues will dot the...
Jerry Kahrs
Jun 26, 2021
Simple Joys
A heartfelt hug from a loved one, an ear-to-ear smile not hidden by a mask, reminiscing with beloved family members over home-made...
Nancy Becker
Jun 18, 2021
Things to Keep
I have a file folder titled ‘things to keep’. Pretty general. I was looking in it for an old photo and instead found an old essay (so...
Lou Ann Karabel
Jun 11, 2021
Who is Jesus?
Let’s begin this blog a bit differently than usual. I’d like you to take a moment to think about this question: Who is Jesus for you?...
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