I have not been shy about admitting to some of my guilty pleasures. I openly discuss my love for Broadway musicals, the Muppets (including Sesame Street), and Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. I enjoy video games and toys. I even have
Faith Through the Arts is Proud to Present Our Next Art Opening and Exhibit by John Erwin
Saturday, September 16, 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., Parish Hall Please join us for a reception and demonstration by this talented artist. Light hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served in the Parish Hall. We are thrilled to be able to
I Wanna Be Where the People Are
It’s not a surprise to anyone that the Church is changing. Some say the Church is dying, but I prefer to be a little more positive than that. If we’re honest with ourselves, then we’ll acknowledge that the Church
This is the Worst!
There is a lot of talk these days about the importance of mental health. In years past, mental health was not openly talked about. People were the target of bullying and even imprisonment if they showed signs of mental
God, Grant me the Serenity…
I am not an Episcopalian by birth, but when I found the Episcopal Church, I knew it was for me. Having been raised in a liturgical church, the liturgy was meaningful to me. The sacraments are important. The cycle
Practice With a Purpose
(This is the Aloha Friday with Fr. Tim for July 14. If you’re looking for the Aloha Friday from July 7, which was published a week late due to Fr. Tim’s computer malfunctioning, please click here.) I remember
What do we do When Problems aren’t Easy to Solve?
(This reflection was supposed to be published on July 7. It was originally written a week ago, but Fr. Tim’s computer malfunctioned. His data, including this reflection, was successfully recovered. For this week’s Aloha Friday with Fr. Tim, please click
Faith Through the Arts New Exhibit and Art Opening
Saturday, July 22, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Parish Hall FTTA is happy to welcome back Peggy Juneau & Kelly Abraham. Their art will be hanging in the Parish Hall from July 21 – Sept 13. The ministry will be
Functionally Dysfunctional
When you think of a “good television family,” who do you think of? Ozzy and Harriet? The Cleavers? The Banks family on the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air? Tim and Jill Taylor and their boys on Home Improvement? Carrie and
Bully Not, Lest Ye Be Bullied
Recently I attended a comedy show that wasn’t very good. I suspect, based on the size of the venue and the absence of a marquee sign with the performers’ names, that these were comedians who were just getting their