March 10, 2024 — Rev. Mary Petty Anderson

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All of which brings me to the book of Numbers, fourth book in the Old Testament, not your typical Bible hotspot. Now we’re here with serpents in the wilderness and being bitten, people dying, in an exodus from slavery. We are present in the company of Moses: “So Moses made a serpent of bronze, and put it on a pole, and whenever a serpent bit someone, that person would look at the serpent of bronze and live.” What an amazing story. Where did that come from?… Read More

October 29, 2023 — The Rev. Bryon Hansen

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This is one of the ways we may think about the ministry of Jesus. Jesus rummaged through a lot of stuff in order to unearth that one thing, that one special heirloom that was hidden, buried, lost. By unearthing the heirloom, dusting it off, and setting before the people as front and center, Jesus was doing the work of fulfilling God’s law. And what he unearthed was the greatest commandment which was more than a remembrance of the past, it was life-giving.… Read More

October 22, 2023 — The Rev. Canon Britt Olson

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We are leaving the familiar for a future that some of us will not live to see. We are offering our land, our comfort, our security so that others will live and continue to serve God and neighbor for years to come. Our new church space will not be in any way as grand as Coventry Cathedral or many of the other church buildings we know. But we do hope it will reflect a humble and modest commitment to loving God and our community.… Read More

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