First Presbyterian Church

Abundance and the Beloved

Being Itself invites us to own every inch of our story. Rob Bell

October 18, 2020

October 11 service

I entered into a period of seven days of study and contemplation today with a couple of books as inspiration. My reading led to contemplation on these words: Curiosity is an antidote to despair. R. Bell. Curiosity suggests asking the questions that employ the word What instead of why, like What’s next? What is showing up for me? What might the clues and signs be? My contemplation led to adding to a painting I created for Palm Sunday and Easter when we were initially caught up in questions. So my curiosity brought a new painting from the previous one which is no longer. May we be curious during these next days and weeks, act upon that which shows up, and find that indeed curiosity is an antidote to despair; especially when we trust we are part of something so much greater than ourselves. Peace! God is blessing you today.

Peacemaking Sunday!

Peacemaking has its bumps even when we try to keep it.

September 27, 2020 Service

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) will celebrate Native American Day by hosting two of the first events in an ongoing series. The events were created to bring at...tention to the Church’s involvement in the unjust practices that have been imposed on Indigenous people in this country for centuries. https://bit.ly/3kzSN7n See more

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