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I love working in a staff where we are able to use each other’s strengths for the glory of God. I am energized by the lay leaders of the church and the creative ways they can extend the mission of Jesus to congregational members and our community.
New Day Sermon Easter 3 Jesus meets us where we are…sometimes when we least expect it. And with each meeting comes the invitation, “follow me.”
New Day Sermon Easter Sunday The coinciding of Easter Sunday and April Fools’ Day is a unique event. On this Easter Sunday how may we be holy fools?
What is there to say this evening? This evening that we remember Jesus crucified. This evening where we look upon the cross. The cross, an instrument, by which empires tortured and shamed masses into silence. The cross, a symbol when abused, that can still carry a message of shame and force. The cross, a sign…
New Day Sermon Palm/Passion Sunday Today’s message is the Passion of the Christ according to the Gospel of Mark. How does the meaning of the sung refrain “Messiah, come and be our king” change as the story unfolds?
New Day Sermon Lent 5 There’s a rhythm to our reality where death leads to life. Jesus reminds us that to really know life, something needs to die. How is Jesus inviting you to die?
Schedule for March 18 This week we have had a partial failure of the heating system in the south end of our building — this area includes the sanctuary, office, chapel, choir room, and conference room. Spare parts were not immediately available to make the repairs by Sunday, so please be advised on this modified…
St. Peter’s rostered leadership requests your prayers for our United Lutheran Seminary (formerly Gettysburg Seminary and Philadelphia Seminary) community. In the month of February, a leadership conflict arose around the seminary president, the Rev. Dr. Theresa Latini, and her past involvement more than fifteen years ago as the executive director of a Presbyterian Church organization…
New Day Sermon lent 4 We talk about God’s love for the world, but how does God love the world? In what way can we even begin to describe this love? Maybe we start with some love stories…
