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We are an open and affirming congregation in Brecksville, Ohio. We strive to live by these words, spoken by John Wesley: “Whoever you are; in whatever faith you were born, whatever creed you profess, if you come to this house to find God, you are welcome." At Brecksville United Methodist Church, our doors are open to everyone. We are constantly growing and learning how we can be more welcoming to those in the community, both nearby and further afield. Whatever your age, race, background, vocation, orientation or belief system, we invite you to come and experience God’s grace with us.
There are some stories that are so familiar that we almost don't have to hear them anymore… The Wizard of Oz, Forest Gump, The Lion King, Harry Potter, Star Wars.We know the words… the plot twists and all the things that happen to the main character…For some, John 20 might be one of those passages.Because we gather together on Easter morning, and read the story of the empty tomb, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.And as we read, Jesus is the center of the story… rightly so!Jesus is the one who was crucified and is now risen.He’s the one we proclaim on Easter morning: Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!Jesus is the reason we’re here. But something can happen when we read a familiar story.Sometimes we know the story so well that we stop really listening… stop noticing the details… the people in the story.And so today, I want to focus on a portion of this text—a person—who we tend to overlook.Because standing right in the middle of one of the most important stories in all of scripture is a woman named Mary Magdalene.
August 2, 2026Sunday's Scripture: Jeremiah 38:7-13 Also Starring...Every great story has an ensemble cast. We often focus on the heroes of the Bible, but no one accomplishes God's work alone. Behind every famous name is someone who encouraged, challenged, protected, equipped, or simply showed up at the right moment. Our current worship series Also Starring... celebrates the people who remind us that the Kingdom of God has always been a community project. Every week we'll explore the question: Who helped God's work happen that doesn't usually get the credit? This week's co-star is Ebed-Melech. God often works through unexpected people who choose compassion over comfort. Today's speaker is Will Fenton-Jones, Director of Multicultural Ministries for the East and West Ohio Conferences of The UMC. He has served in youth ministry and worship leadership roles in the UMC, and in the U.S. Army as a Chaplain Assistant. He deployed twice to Afghanistan, where he worked to build relationships with Afghan religious leaders. Will holds a bachelor’s degree in religious studies and a master’s in Urban Planning, Design, and Development. He currently serves in the U.S. Army Reserves as an Engineer Officer. Will and his wife, Rev. Joy Fenton-Jones, have two sons, Xander (6) and Declan (4).
July 26, 2026Scripture: 1 Samuel 25:23-33 (NLT) Also Starring...Every great story has an ensemble cast. We often focus on the heroes of the Bible, but no one accomplishes God's work alone. Behind every famous name is someone who encouraged, challenged, protected, equipped, or simply showed up at the right moment. Our current worship series Also Starring... celebrates the people who remind us that the Kingdom of God has always been a community project. Every week we'll explore the question: Who helped God's work happen that doesn't usually get the credit? This week's co-star is Abigail. Peacemakers often shape history more than warriors.Brecksville United Methodist Church is an inclusive church. Our mission is to create safe spaces to grow with God and one another. Our vision is to saturate our community with connection and belonging on the Square and everywhere. We are so glad that you found us!If you are in the area, join on Sunday mornings in person or online for our services at 8:30 am, which is outside, or at 10:30 am in our sanctuary. We are located by the town square in Brecksville, Ohio. Learn more at BrecksvilleUMC.com
in scripture—the ones who only appear briefly—whose names are easy to miss, but whose faithfulness change the story.Because God's story has never been carried by one person alone—Noah had his family. Ruth had Naomi. Even Jesus had disciples.Again and again, scripture shows us that God works through communities, and partnerships, and ordinary people whose names may not make the headlines, but whose actions make all the difference.And today, we meet one of those people: Hur.
Often it seems we think of that verse as a kind of spiritual superpower—as if “I can do everything!” “Nothing is hard with Jesus!”But when Paul wrote those words while sitting in prison, he didn’t mean to ignore the difficult, but rather, he meant to assure those reading this letter that God will give us the strength to persevere through anything.Today, we see this illustrated in the story of Peter and John healing someone who was unable to walk.
Now, many of us learned that verse as a kind of spiritual superpower—as if “I can do everything!” “Nothing is hard with Jesus!”But it’s important to remember that Paul wrote those words while sitting in prison—so his intention wasn’t about telling his audience to ignore the difficult, but rather to assure those reading this letter that God will give us the strength to persevere through anything.So far, we’ve seen this in the story of Joseph interpreting dreams for Pharaoh, the story of Esther, and in the widow giving her offering to God. Today, we have an example from Jesus himself, as he prays in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Now, many of us learned that verse as a kind of spiritual superpower—as if “I can do everything!” “Nothing is hard with Jesus!”But it’s important to remember that Paul wrote those words while sitting in prison—so he knew hardship. When Paul wrote these words, what he intended was for the people of Philippi, and us, to be assured that God will give us the strength to persevere through anything. And because God is God, God can use those hardships and challenges to help us become more of who God created us to be.So far, we’ve seen this in the story of Joseph interpreting dreams for Pharaoh, and in the story of Esther. Today, we see it in a woman giving her offering to God.
Now, many of us learned that verse as a kind of spiritual superpower—as if “I can do everything!” “Nothing is hard with Jesus!”But it’s important to remember that Paul wrote those words while sitting in prison—so he knew hardship. When Paul wrote these words, what he intended was for the people of Philippi, and us, to be assured that God will give us the strength to persevere through anything. And because God is God, God can use those hardships and challenges to help us become more of who God created us to be.Last week we saw this in the story of Joseph interpreting dreams for Pharaoh, and today we see it in the story of Esther.
The strength Paul is talking about isn't the strength to avoid hardship—life is going to have difficult moments. Paul reminds us that with God, we have the strength to persevere through anything—not only to endure it, but because God is God, God can use those hardships and challenges to help us become more of who God created us to be.And that's exactly what we see in Joseph.
The word conform means to take on an outward pattern or shape— often unconsciously allowing yourself to be pressed into a mold or adapting yourself to fit others’ expectations—the systems and assumptions and dominant values of the culture squeezing and shaping you into something that works for its benefit. Fitting you into a box or category that’s easily understood.Fear, outrage, consumerism, productivity, political tribalism, shame, scarcity, success culture… these things are constantly working to form and conform us… IF we’re willing to allow them. Paul tells us, “Don’t let the world decide your shape.”—don’t give the world that sort of power over you.Instead, Paul says, “be transformed.”
God of morning light and flickering stars,you breathed your Spirit into dustand called humanity good.You placed within us the sacred freedomto choose what we will carry,what we will release,what we will nurture,and who we will become.And yet, there are days when the world feels heavy—when fear grows louder than hope;when we forget that even small acts of lovecan illuminate the darkness.So as we gather together again,kindle your light within us.And if we come today feeling weary or powerless,remind us who we are:people created in your image,and filled with your Spirit;people called to shine.May our worship today become light for the world.In the name of Christ, who is our light and our life, we pray. Amen.
We began our series by remembering—by recognizing our spoken and unspoken money stories and how those stories have impacted our relationship to money. Then, we acknowledged those parts of our story that keep us from freedom and wholeness, and practiced release. Last week, we began to reimagine our money story, recognizing that God refuses to let brokenness become destiny. Today, we conclude our series focusing on restoration.
Today we continue the worship series, Our Money Story.Money and possessions are one of the most common topics in scripture—Jesus talked about money more than both faith and prayer.Because how we use our money—the way we choose to steward or spend it—is a deeply spiritual practice—and connected to what we think about God. Do we think God will provide? Do we think money is power or freedom or security or opportunity or control? Do we think that the money is ours because we worked hard for it, or do we think it’s God’s because everything we have is a gift from God?Our answers to all of these questions make up our money story—a story that has been written by our early experiences with money, and now shapes our beliefs and values surrounding money.Whether we realize it or not, we all have a money story. It might be a story of fear or shame, or a story that our actions won’t have an impact, or that we don’t have enough.The goal of this series is to give each of us an opportunity to pause and acknowledge the money story we’re living into and then wonder, “Is this story helpful?” and if not, “How might God be speaking a new narrative into our lives?”We began our series by remembering—by recognizing our spoken and unspoken money stories and how those stories have impacted our relationship to money. Then last week, we acknowledged those parts of our story that keep us from freedom and wholeness, and practiced release.This week, we reimagine our money stories.
Today we continue the worship series, Our Money Story.Money and possessions are one of the most common topics in scripture—Jesus talked about money more than both faith and prayer.Because how we use our money—the way we choose to steward or spend it—is a deeply spiritual practice—it’s connected to what we think about God. Do we think God will provide? Do we think money is power or freedom or security or opportunity or control? Do we think that the money is ours because we worked hard for it, or do we think it’s God’s because everything we have is a gift from God?Our answers to all of these questions make up our money story—a story that has been written by our early experiences with money, and then shapes our beliefs and values surrounding money.Whether we realize it or not, we all have a money story. It might be a story of fear or shame, or a story that our actions won’t have an impact, or that we don’t have enough.The goal of this series is to give each of us an opportunity to pause and acknowledge the money story we’re living into and then wonder, “Is this story helpful?” and if not, “How might God be speaking a new narrative into our lives?”Last week, we began our series by remembering—by noticing our spoken and unspoken money stories and how those stories have impacted our relationship to money. This week, we’re acknowledging those parts of our story that keep us from freedom and wholeness, and practicing release.
Today we begin a new series titled, Our Money Story.How we use our money—the way we choose to steward or spend it—is a deeply spiritual practice—it’s connected to what we think about God. Do we think God will provide? Do we think money is power or freedom or security or opportunity or control? Do we think that the money is ours because we worked hard for it, or do we think it’s God’s because everything we have is a gift from God?Our answers to all of these questions make up our money story—a story that has been written by our early experiences with money, and then shape our beliefs and values surrounding money.We all have a money story, whether we recognize it or not. Maybe it’s a story of fear or shame, or a story that our actions won’t have an impact, or that we don’t have enough.The goal of this series is not for me to tell you The Right Way to think about money. (Yes, I have my opinions, and they are in fact scripturally based.) However, I don’t know your circumstances—I don’t know your story.This series is meant to give each of us an opportunity to pause and acknowledge the money story we’re living into and then wonder, “Is this story helpful?” and “Where might God be speaking a new narrative into possibly the limited one we’ve told ourselves?”Today, we begin our series by remembering—by looking back at what our spoken and unspoken money stories have been and how those stories have impacted our practices of stewardship.
The Good News is Alive in the World!“Do not be afraid; go and tell my brothers and sisters to go to Galilee; there they will see me.” - Matthew 28:1-10 Death cannot stop the good news. It is alive, unbound, and wild in the world. Like the mustard seed, it grows without limit. Like water turned into wine, itsurprises us with joy. Like loaves of bread, it multiplies to feed each hungrysoul. And now, even in the face of death, it will not be buried or silenced. Justas the angels in Advent, the angel at the empty tomb delivers good news: “Donot be afraid.” On the way to Galilee, Jesus greets the women with this samemessage, but adds: “Go and tell my brothers and sisters to go to Galilee; therethey will see me.”
Today is Palm Sunday—the last Sunday of Lent, and the beginning of Holy Week.Throughout Lent, we’ve been asking the simple yet powerful question: Where do we see good news?In a world in which we’re inundated with bad news, this question helps us return to the heart of Jesus’ teachings, and reminds us that the Gospel is good news!It’s the story of a God who loves humanity so deeply that God took on flesh and bone to be with us—a love so deep that even death cannot overcome it. And it’s a love that calls us into community: to care for one another, protect one another, and remind each other that we belong.Naming all that goodness reminds us that God is still at work, and it helps us remember that following Jesus isn’t meant to be passive—we are called to be messengers of God’s Good News right here and right now!
Today is the third Sunday of our Lenten series, “Tell Me Something Good.”Traditionally, Lent is a solemn time, focusing on repentance and fasting—preparing new believers for baptism on Easter.This year, though, we’re preparing ourselves for Easter in a different way—each week, we’re asking ourselves the simple yet powerful question: Where do we see good news?This question helps us to return to the heart of Jesus’ teachings, rooting ourselves in the goodness God desires for all creation, and reminding us that the Gospel is good news!The gospel is the story of a God who loves humanity so deeply that God took on flesh and bone to be with us. It’s the story of a love so deep and wide that even death cannot overcome it. And it’s the story of a love that calls us into community — to care for one another, protect one another, and remind each other that we belong.And naming all that goodness grounds us. It reminds us that God is still at work, and helps us remember who we are and what we are called to be: messengers of the Good News right here and right now!Today’s good news is that together, the impossible is possible.
cycle? This Sunday, guest speaker Rev. Ed Fasbaugh brings us a beautiful reminder that the Good News isn't about being perfect—it's about being loved. Whether you feel like you have it all together or you’re carrying a story that feels a bit messy, there is a place for you here. We’ll be celebrating Holy Communion, remembering that at Christ’s table, mercy is always the guest of honor.
This first miracle of Jesus turning water into wine reminds us that God doesn’t just show up in mountaintop moments or dramatic miracles. But in kitchens, at tables, in conversations between friends, and in small acts of care. In the ordinary rhythms of life. So the invitation for us this Lent is simply this: pay attention.
Over the past several weeks, we’ve been using Zach Lambert’s book, Better Ways to Read the Bible, to take a look at different lenses through which we read scripture—by lenses, we mean sets of assumptions that we filter the scripture through, as we attempt to make meaning out of an ancient text.For the first three weeks of this series, we looked at unconstructive lenses that Christians have used—lenses of literalism, moralism, hierarchy. Then for the last couple of weeks, we started focusing on lenses for reading scripture that are more constructive—ways that help us understand what God intends for these sacred texts to tell us.First, we looked at the Jesus lens, asking ourselves if a scripture is in alignment with the person, work, or teachings of Jesus. Acknowledging that if it wasn’t, then it’s a big hint that we’ve misinterpreted or misunderstood what the scripture intends.Last week, we looked at the context lens, which takes into consideration a scripture’s historical setting, audience, and place in the larger story of scripture.Today, we look at the Flourishing Lens, which invites us to ask: does this reading of scripture lead to life? Does this interpretation lead to greater love, justice, and well-being for all?
A word of care: Our scripture reading today has been difficult for many, especially when it’s been read without attention to context or used to limit rather than heal. Today, we’re reading it with attention towards the particular situation it was written for, and the culture it was shaped by. Reading with the Context Lens invites us to ask: Who was this for? What was happening? And what does faithfulness look like in light of that?
Believe it or not, Christianity isn’t a text-centered faith. It’s a Jesus-centered faith. As Zach Lambert says in his book, Better Ways to Read the Bible, “Christians are not primarily people of the bible; rather they are people of the incarnation, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.”As important as the bible is for understanding who Jesus is, our faith isn’t ultimately in a text but in a person—that’s why we aren’t called “little Bibles,” but “little Christs.” That’s what “Christian” literally means—“little Christ.” But how do we know that our faith isn’t text-centered, but Jesus-centered?Because the bible tells us so.
When Winter Storm Fern marched across most of the United States, with dangerously cold temperatures and plenty of snow making travel dangerous, we made the unprecedented decision to cancel worship services on Sunday morning. But Pastor Heidi shared a special message using Facebook Live. Join us for sanctuary on a winter day!
We like to think that we can just pick up the bible and read it, and we’re going to understand what it means—God will show us The Truth of that scripture and it will give us wisdom for the day.But the reality is, the bible wasn’t written for us, in the 21st century—we read scripture over the shoulders of those who originally received it. We don’t instinctively understand the contexts and cultures of the biblical texts, and we don’t natively speak Hebrew or Greek or Aramaic.Which means that when we read scripture, we bring with us a set of lenses—a set of assumptions that we filter the scripture through, attempting to make meaning out of an ancient text.There’s a 21st century lens, and then lenses for our personal experiences, what we’ve been taught about scripture and life, our questions and doubts, what we fear, what we hope to be true—all of these are like that “1 or 2” “3 or 4” of the eye doctor—they all change the way we understand scripture.It’s tempting to think, “Well, I’ll just take off all the lenses I have and then I can see clearly.” But there is no neutral or unfiltered way of reading scripture.What we can do, is recognize and name the lenses we have—take stock of the assumptions we bring to scripture—and ask ourselves, “Is this lens helpful or harmful?”
Today, we come to the end of our series, “What Do You Fear?” that has led us through Advent and beyond. And we come to the end of the story of Jesus’ birth.It’s the end of the story, and yet Herod is still in power.Christ is born, yet it feels as if the world has not changed.The Gospel of Matthew doesn’t give us a tidy ending—the magi leave quietly, warned by God to go home by another way. And when Herod discovers he’s been outwitted by them, his fury turns into devastating violence.It’s yet another example of having a reason to hope for transformation—Jesus is born!—and then look around and think, “Nothing has really changed.”The same systems still operate. The same people still hold power. The same fears linger.And when fear lingers long enough, it can be tempting to give up. To grow numb. To shrink our expectations. To settle for survival instead of hope.However, the reason Matthew tells this story it’s not to resolve our fear, but to show us how to move through it.
Graham Ball, Executive Director of Nehemiah Mission, visits with an inspiring message about caring for those on the margins. As we enter a new year, what action can you take to make the world more safe and just for everyone?
Today is a special Sunday—we will hear our scripture and message in the form of a Cantata our choir will share with us.
Sitting in a hospital waiting room,watching/listening/reading the news,a painful conversation you didn’t want to have,staring at a list of all that is yet-to-be done, wondering, Is any of this worth it?There are moments in life when our hope feels threadbare—like the smallest movement will cause it to fall to pieces at our feet.The future feels hazy, our effort feels fruitless—the world’s brokenness feels so large that our small acts seem almost laughably insignificant.This is where we meet John the Baptist today.
“In the time of Herod…” Luke’s gospel begins the story of Jesus’ birth with these words. It sounds like simply a timestamp—a historical reference to let us know when Jesus was born. But it’s much more than this.What if someone began a story with, “In 2020…?“It sounds like just a year. But for those of us who know—who lived through it, the year 2020 conjures up memories of a global pandemic and social distancing, civil unrest, social upheaval, a tumultuous presidential election, and prolonged uncertainty.It was a time when the things we trusted to be steady suddenly weren’t—our routines, our work, our health, our plans, even our sense of safety.The words, “In 2020…” are much more than a timestamp...
Today we continue our short series on “Practices of our Faith.”We often think of religion as confined to certain texts or spaces, and the practices of faith as things we do in addition to “regular life.” But our faith can be so much more — actually, that’s what Jesus’ life is an example of—he challenges us to live our faith—having it guide our life’s purpose and inspire the seeming minutiae of our daily routines.In this series, we’re exploring just three Christian practices that go beyond the typical practices we think of, like reading scripture, prayer, worship, and service. These additional practices particularly speak to our lives as we move into the busy holiday season—but really, they apply to life year round.Today, we’re looking at the practice of “household economics.”
We often think of religion as confined to certain texts or spaces. But our faith can be so much more — from guiding our lives’ purpose to enriching the seeming minutiae of our daily routines.Christianity offers timeless practices that help both Christians — and the world — to flourish. Practices that—woven together, form an entire way of life.Today we begin a short, three-week series in which we will explore just three of these practices, helping us to see that it’s possible to create a way of life that’s both attuned to present-day needs and taught by ancient wisdom.I chose three practices that I thought particularly speak to life as we move into the busy holiday season—a season that is filled with joys and struggles that are both unique to this time of year, and present all the year through.Today, we begin with the practice of saying “yes,” and saying “no.”
I once heard grief described as standing on the seashore.At first, the wet sand is uneven beneath your feet, and even the smallest wave causes you to wobble and sink deeper into the sand. Eventually, though, you come to a point where you’re steady (enough) and you’re better able to handle the waves.Until a large wave comes—completely out of nowhere—and you’re tossed off-balance, arms flailing, struggling to keep your footing once again.Grief, in the same way, is something that you think would dissipate over time—the longer you stand at the shore the easier it should be—you learn to live without your loved one, or you get used to being divorced, or you make new friends at a new job or in a new town—whatever the grief is, you expect it to subside with time.But if you’ve ever experienced grief, you know that rogue waves come—out of nowhere, pulling the ground from underneath your feet, causing you to fall or at the very least stumble with arms flailing, trying to find some firm ground beneath you.
We have come to the final week of our Curious Church series.For many reasons, we are heading into a new chapter as a church—as we think about how we use our building and prepare for a capital campaign, and as we pray about hiring a new staff person to attend to the people God has placed in our care; as we think about the way culture’s relationship with the church has changed over the past several years, and how we can use the unique gifts God has given us as a church to be in partnership with our community. And as with any big (or small) change, it’s important to listen to where to Spirit is leading—to get curious with God. Over these past weeks, we’ve wondered together—about God, about scripture, about ourselves, and about the kind of community we’re becoming. And if curiosity has taught us anything, it’s that God is never finished with us. That’s what Isaiah is trying to tell the people in today’s passage.
Today, we continue in our worship series—Curious Church: Wondering Our Way Forward.For many reasons, we are heading into a new chapter as a church—as we think about how we use our building and prepare for a capital campaign, and as we pray about hiring a new staff person to attend to the people God has placed in our care; as we think about the way culture’s relationship with the church has changed, and how we can use the unique gifts God has given us as a church to be in partnership with our community.And as with any big (or small) change, it’s important to listen to where to Spirit is leading. The best way I know how to attune myself to God’s Spirit is through curiosity—asking questions, and then opening myself to the Spirit’s prompting. So, in this series, we are getting curious together: “What does the next season look like for us?” “How is God calling us to be a safe space here and now, at this time in history?”This isn’t about “fixing the church,” or discovering all the answers, but opening ourselves to the movement of God, trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet.If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers.Today, curiosity leads us to think about our mission, and how God is leading us forward.
For many reasons, it seems we are heading into a new chapter as a church—as we think about how we use our building and prepare for a capital campaign, and as we pray about hiring a new staff person to attend to the people God has placed in our care. The best way I know how to attune myself to God’s Spirit is through curiosity—asking questions, and then opening myself to the Spirit’s prompting. So, in this series, we are getting curious together: “What does the next season look like for us?” “How is God calling us to be a safe space here and now, at this time in history?”This isn’t about “fixing the church,” or having all the answers, but opening ourselves to the movement of God’s Spirit, trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet. If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers. Today, curiosity leads us to think about what it means to be in community. And we have the opportunity to hear from Shannon Kantorowski, who is our Finance Manager here at BUMC. Shannon is someone for whom community has always been an important component of living as a follower of Jesus. Before coming here, she was trained to facilitate small groups, and she’s the one helping to start small groups here this winter. Each time Shannon and I have spoken about small groups and being in community, she’s spoken with such passion and excitement, and I’m excited for her to share that with you today. Let us welcome Shannon!
We are in week 4 of our worship series—Curious Church: Wondering Our Way Forward.How do we stay attuned to the leading of God’s Spirit? I’ve found that the best way is to come to God with curiosity. “What does the next season look like for us?” “How is God calling us to be a safe space here and now, at this time in history?”So, in this series, we’re going to get curious together: what is God up to—in us, in our neighbors, and in the world? And how is God calling us forward?This isn’t about having to “fix the church,” or having all the answers, but trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet.If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers.Today, we are taking a look at the story of Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, and wondering, “What happens when we become curious about ourselves?”
We are in week 3 of our worship series—Curious Church: Wondering Our Way Forward.I’ve found that the best way to stay attuned to the leading of God’s Spirit is to come to God with curiosity. “What does the next season look like for us?” “How is God calling us to be a safe space here and now, at this time in history?”So, in this series, we’re going to get curious together: what is God up to—in us, in our neighbors, and in the world? And how is God calling us forward?This isn’t about having to “fix the church,” or having all the answers, but trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet.If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers.Today, curiosity leads us all the way back to the Babylonian exile.
We are in week 2 of our worship series—Curious Church: Wondering Our Way Forward.A lot has happened in the past six years—both within our church, and in the world.Pastor Heidi says, "Through it all, we’ve stayed attuned to where God is leading, allowing the Spirit to direct our every move. And I’m proud of that. And yet, I find myself wondering, what does the next season look like for us? How is God calling us to be a safe space here and now, at this time in history?"So, in this series, we’re going to get curious together: what is God up to? What’s God doing in this moment—in us, in our neighbors, and in the world? And how is God calling us forward? This isn’t about having to “fix the church,” or having all the answers, but opening ourselves to the movement of God’s Spirit, trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet.If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers.Today, curiosity leads us all the way back to the wilderness.
Our world feels like it’s one of those dryer balls tumbling around in a clothes dryer—tumultuous presidential elections, civil unrest from just about every corner as people have reached the breaking point—sick of being pushed to the margins and ignored for centuries.The relationship between the church and greater culture had drastically changed. Trends that we had been seeing for years have finally come to a head—people are worshiping less often, and the likelihood that someone new will walk into the church is as likely as someone attending a wedding they weren’t invited to. People are less likely to check ‘Christian’ on a survey, but more likely to Google, ‘How do I live a meaningful life?’ Many people don’t trust religion, but they are yearning for God.We're beginning a multi-week series where we're going to get curious together. We'll ask what is God up to? What’s God doing in this moment—in us, in our neighbors, and in the world? And how is God calling us forward?This isn’t about having to “fix the church,” or having all the answers, but opening ourselves to the movement of God’s Spirit, trusting that God is leading us to the incredible things we haven’t even imagined yet.If you think about it, this is how Jesus taught—through questions and parables and invitations, rather than easy answers. Today, curiosity leads us back to our roots—What did “being the church” look like in the beginning? Is there anything we can recover from those roots today?
For the past few weeks, we’ve been taking a look at some occasions in scripture when people of faith had “holy meltdowns”—when pillars of our faith like Moses, Jonah, and Elijah had big emotions.Because right now, there seem to be a lot of big emotions in the world. Something that might have bothered or annoyed us before, now has the potential to really set us off. It’s like we each have less of an emotional buffer, and then when you put us all together in society, we feed off each other and reactions get really intense really quickly.Traditionally, the church has told us that "good" or "faithful" Christians don't let their emotions get the best of them. But the truth is, there are times in everyone's life when they have "big emotions." Sometimes, even the most faithful people—those who love God and serve Christ with their whole lives reach a breaking point. In this series, we’re looking at these “holy meltdowns” to see how God worked in or through them, and think about how God works through us, too, in similar situations.We’ve looked at holy meltdowns in the prophets and in Jesus himself, and today we see a different kind of moment—a relational meltdown between two apostles: Paul and Barnabas.
For the past few weeks, we have been taking a look at some occasions in scripture when people of faith had “holy meltdowns”—when pillars of our faith like Moses, Jonah, and Elijah had big emotions.Because right now, there seems to be a lot of big emotions in the world. Many—if not most—of us are struggling with something: grief, sadness or depression, anxiety, anger… because life seems to be particularly “lifey” right now, and then add to that a news cycle, and media that seem to play on our emotions, and it’s a perfect storm to create holy meltdowns here and now.Traditionally, though, the church tells us that "good" or "faithful" Christians don't let their emotions get the best of them. But the truth is, there are times in everyone's lives when they have "big emotions." In this series, we’re looking at these “holy meltdowns” to see how God worked in or through them, and think about how God works through us, too, in similar situations.Today, we look at Peter and the infamous story of his regret.
In this series, Holy Meltdowns, we’re taking a look at some occasions in scripture when people of faith had big emotions—like Moses hitting a rock, Jonah getting bitter, Jesus flipping tables, and more.Because right now, there seems to be a lot of big emotions in the world right now. Many people—I would go as far to say “most of us”—are feeling overwhelmed by life and the news cycle, and we’re responding in ways that we may not normally—getting angry, impatient, frustrated, sad, or feeling hopeless.Traditionally, the church tells us that "good" or "faithful" Christians don't let their emotions get the best of them. But the truth is, there are times in everyone's lives when they have "big emotions." In this series, we’ll see how God worked in or through these “holy meltdowns” and think about how God works through us, too, when we have big emotions.Today, we’re looking at Elijah’s meltdown.
God asks Jonah "Do you do well to be angry?" It's a question we should all ask ourselves. As the world swirls through a period of division and change, when things don't turn out as we had planned, do we do well to be angry? Guest speaker, Rev. Sharon Seyfarth Garner, delivers an inspiring message that encourages us to stay curious, not judgmental.
Today, we begin a new worship series, “Holy Meltdowns.”Have you noticed that there seem to be a lot of big emotions in the world right now? Many people (most of us?) are feeling overwhelmed by life and the news cycle, and we’re responding in ways that we may not normally—getting angry, impatient, frustrated, sad, or feeling hopeless.Traditionally, the church tells us that "good" or "faithful" Christians don't let their emotions get the best of them. But the truth is, there are times in everyone's lives when they have "big emotions." In this series, we’ll take a look at some examples in scripture when people of faith had big emotions—Moses hitting a rock, Jonah getting bitter, Jesus flipping tables, and more. We’ll see how God worked in or through these “holy meltdowns” and think about how God works through us, too.Our first meltdown is brought to us by one of the greatest leaders in scripture—Moses.
Today we conclude our worship series, “Road Trip: On the Go with God.” Each year, we spend a few weeks taking a look at the stories our kids will delve into at Vacation Bible School. As Navigator Matt and Scout shared, this past week, our kids went on a figurative road trip, discovering that God’s presence is everywhere.Each day, they explored stories from the Old and New Testament that show this truth. Yes, this theme is for kids, but the truths they learned are universal. How often do we as adults wonder, “Is God still with me… here?’ When we leave behind the familiar, or when we feel like outsiders in our own story — the question arises. Is God still near, when we feel so far?Is God with me as I mourn the loss of a loved one?Is God here as I dream of a baby of my own?Does God know how scary and hard it is to sell my home and move?Does God see how tired I am—how much I want to do well for my family and those around me? In today’s scripture, we find Paul in a similar situation...
Today we continue our worship series, “Road Trip: On the Go with God.” Each year, we spend a few weeks before Vacation Bible School taking a look at the stories our kids will delve into at VBS. Tomorrow, our kids will be going on a figurative road trip, and discover that God’s presence is everywhere.The theme verse for the whole week is Joshua 1:9— “The Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” And each day, they’ll explore stories from the Old and New Testament that show this truth. They’ll learn that God is with us on our journeys—when we’re joyful or lonely and when we go off course; God is with us near and far.Yes, this theme is for kids, but the truths they’ll be learning are for everyone. We each need the reminder that no matter where we go or what we experience on our journeys, God is with us.Today we turn our attention to the story of Zacchaeus
June 29, 2025 The LORD your God is with you wherever you go. - Joshua 1:9 Today we continue our worship series, “Road Trip: On the Go with God.” Each year, we spend a few weeks before Vacation Bible School taking a look at the stories our kids will delve into at VBS. In just one week, our kids will be going on a figurative road trip, and discover that God’s presence is everywhere.The theme verse for the whole week is Joshua 1:9— “The Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” And each day, they’ll explore stories from the Old and New Testament that show this truth. They’ll learn that God is with us on our journeys—when we’re joyful or lonely and when we go off course; God is with us near and far.Yes, this theme is for kids at VBS—with skits and a puppet, science experiments and crafts, and fun songs to sing each day. But the truths they’ll be learning aren’t just for kids. We each need this reminder—no matter where we go or what we experience on our journeys, God is with us.Today we're reminded that God is with us when we're joyful. Joy is happiness that is rooted in connection. Whether it’s a feeling of deep connection to ourselves, our loved ones, to God, to nature, or to the whole cosmos that surrounds us. It’s recognizing that whatever you’re experiencing, you’re not alone—you’re part of something greater.Today, as we do each week, we will worship God by singing, praying, and connecting scripture with our daily lives. We're so glad you're here!
Today we begin a new worship series, “Road Trip: On the Go with God.” Each year, we spend a few weeks before Vacation Bible School, taking a look at the stories our kids will delve into at VBS. In just a few weeks, our kids will be going on a figurative road trip, and discover that God’s presence is everywhere.The theme verse for the whole week is Joshua 1:9— “The Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” And each day, they’ll explore stories from the Old and New Testament that show this truth. They’ll learn that God is with us on our journeys—when we’re joyful or lonely and when we go off course; God is with us near and far.Yes, this theme is for kids at VBS—with skits and a puppet, science experiments and crafts, and fun songs to sing each day. But truths they’ll be learning aren’t just for kids. We each need this reminder—no matter where we go or what we experience on our journeys, God is with us.
Today, we are in our final week of our series Get Off Your Donkey 2.0.The first iteration of this series was back in January 2023, when we looked at ways people in our congregation were “getting off their donkeys” and putting their faith into action.The concept of “getting off your donkey” comes from Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan—a man is traveling from Jerusalem to Jericho and he finds someone lying on the side of the road—robbed, beaten, and left for dead. Instead of continuing on his way (like those who came before him), he gets off his donkey, cleans up the man’s wounds, and takes him to an inn where he can recover.Jesus tells this parable to illustrate that our faith is not just about what we believe, but also about what we do—our faith calls us to get off our donkey and care for others, particularly those in need.This spring, we brought back this idea of “get off your donkey” as a way to acknowledge that sometimes, faith-in-action looks like meeting immediate needs—cleaning someone’s wounds or giving them food to eat. Other times, faith-in-action looks like doing the personal work—thinking critically about what we personally believe about a subject and how that impacts the world around us, as well as the systemic work—advocating so that all might have the things they need to thrive, working to change systems that cause harm.We’ve brought in a few of our United Methodist social principles to illustrate this personal and systemic work. The social principles are statements made by the greater church that call each of us to engage with the world around us—to compassionately work for justice for each and every one of God’s creations—just like Jesus.Today, as we celebrate our graduates, we are taking a look at how our faith calls us to advocate for worker justice.
Today, we are in week 5 of our series Get Off Your Donkey 2.0.In 2023, we spent six weeks looking at Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan—a Samaritan man traveling along the road from Jerusalem to Jericho and finds someone lying on the side of the road—robbed, beaten, and left for dead. Instead of continuing on his way (like those before him), the Samaritan gets off his donkey, cleans up the man’s wounds, and takes him to an inn where he can recover.Jesus tells this parable to illustrate that our faith is not just about what we believe, but also about what we do—our faith calls us to get off our donkey and care for others, particularly those in need.We’ve brought back this “Get Off Your Donkey” series as a way to acknowledge that sometimes, faith-in-action looks like meeting immediate needs—cleaning someone’s wounds or giving them food to eat. Other times, faith-in-action looks like doing systemic work—advocating so that all might have the things they need to thrive, and working to change systems that cause harm.Our United Methodist social principles are a great way to illustrate this work. These principles aren’t church law, but they call each of us to engage with the world around us, and to live like Jesus—compassionately working for justice for each and every one of God’s creations.This week, we are taking a look at how our faith calls us to work for justice for all sexual orientations and gender identities.
Today, we are in week 4 of our series Get Off Your Donkey 2.0. In 2023, we spent six weeks looking at Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan—a Samaritan man traveling along the road from Jerusalem to Jericho and finds someone lying on the side of the road—robbed, beaten, and left for dead. Instead of continuing on his way (like those before him), the Samaritan gets off his donkey, cleans up the man’s wounds, and takes him to an inn where he can recover. Jesus uses this parable as an illustration to show that our faith is not just about what we believe, but also about what we do—our faith calls us to get off our donkey and care for others, particularly those in need. We’ve brought back this “Get Off Your Donkey” series as a way to remind ourselves that sometimes, faith-in-action looks like meeting immediate needs, and other times, it looks like doing systemic work—advocating so that all might have the things they need to thrive, and working to change systems that cause harm. Our United Methodist social principles are a great way to illustrate this work. These principles aren’t church law, but they call each of us to engage with the world around us, and to live like Jesus—compassionately working for justice for each and every one of God’s creations. This week, we are taking a look at how our faith calls us to work for food justice. And with me this week, I have my husband, Chef Rasul Welch, to help teach us about food justice and give us ways we can each make a difference in this area.
In 2023, we spent six weeks looking at Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan—a Samaritan man traveling along the road from Jerusalem to Jericho and finds someone lying on the side of the road—robbed, beaten, and left for dead. Instead of continuing on his way (like the priest and religious man before him), the Samaritan gets off his donkey, cleans up the battered man’s wounds, and takes him to an inn where he can recover.The Samaritan didn’t have to do any of this. But he does because that’s what our faith calls us to do—to get off our donkey and care for others, particularly those in need.We’ve brought back this “Get Off Your Donkey” series as a way to remind ourselves that sometimes, faith-in-action looks like meeting immediate needs, and other times, it looks like advocating for others and doing the internal work of rethinking assumptions and preconceived notions.This time around, we’re exploring our United Methodist social principles. These principles aren’t church law, but they represent the prayerful efforts of the United Methodist Church to speak to contemporary context.They call each of us to engage with the world around us, and to live like Jesus—compassionately working for justice for each and every one of God’s creations.This week, we are taking a look at how our faith calls us to honor our mental health.
If this is your first time with us, know that today is not a “regular” Sunday. Just one week ago, we celebrated Easter together—singing, praying together, and connecting scripture with our daily lives. And while we will do all those things today, we are also acutely aware of just how much can change in a week. This past Tuesday, Dana Schwendeman, our Youth Director for the past 8 ½ years, passed away suddenly. Each time someone in our community passes, it leaves a void. When that person is on staff, and has been for the better part of a decade, I’m discovering that void is much larger. Dana was someone who helped us to understand who God has called us to be… she loved us and formed us… her finger prints are all around us. And so today, as we gather to worship our God like we do each and every Sunday, we do so with deep sadness in our hearts. One of our values is Honest Worship—we invite everyone to participate in worship authentically and holistically; heart, mind, soul, and body. Today, we are reminded that sometimes, worship isn’t “happy,” but there is joy and comfort to be found when we are together.
PALM / PASSION SUNDAY everything in between shouting & silence Luke 19:29-40 (Jesus enters Jerusalem) Jesus doesn’t instigate his own parade. Instead, just his quiet presence alone inspires the multitude to shout out and praise God. When the religious leaders try to silence the crowd, Jesus tells them that the noise level isn’t the point—even the stones would cry out if they were silent. It takes wisdom to know when our voice is needed and when it’s just noise.
The story of Zacchaeus and Jesus - Luke 19:1-10The crowds grumble at Jesus’ self-invitation to stay with Zacchaeus, and their righteous indignation isn’t without cause. As a tax collector, Zacchaeus has extorted money and acted in collusion with the empire, using his position to oppress his own people. It is important to call out oppression, and yet, Jesus offers mercy. That mercy then begets more mercy as Zacchaeus, unprompted, offers to return what he took, and then some.
Our Sermon Series, Everything In Between, is studying stories and parables found in the Gospel of Luke. Each story shows how Jesus addressed the polarities people were living in, challenging his listeners to think of things in a new way.So for us– thousands of years later–this series invites us to spend Lent navigating the polarities in our own lives with more faith, intention, and openness… so that we might be transformed.Each week, the story or parable invites us to look at two supposed binaries—ideas we usually consider opposing—this or that, either/or, black or white. And we’ll be challenged to look at these dichotomies with nuance and complexity.Because that space in between the “this” or “that” is like a doorway through which God is beckoning us into something new.Today, we focus on a very appropriate polarity for the beginning of spring: rest and growth.
THE SECOND SUNDAY IN LENTLuke 10:38-42(Mary & Martha host Jesus)In many translations, Jesus says that “Mary has chosen the better part,” which has been used to create a divide between Mary and Martha. However, in the Greek, Mary has chosen the “good portion,” and Martha’s tasks are called “ministry.” Therefore, perhaps Mary represents our faith, our desire to know God intimately, and Martha represents our good works, our desire to transform the world. Both are needed, and both are good.
Today we conclude our worship series Fully Alive, based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Oldfield. The book reminds us of the wisdom our Christian faith tradition holds. There are a million places for us to find meaning and wisdom for our lives, and so often Christianity gets overlooked as irrelevant—out of touch with current reality. But within the Christian faith, there are signposts that show us how to become the kind of human this world needs. In a world of division, pointing fingers, selfishness, and ecological destruction, we can be part of the solution—someone who is living “fully alive” and not wasting this one wild and precious life.Oldfield shares this wisdom using the framework of the seven deadly sins: how they show up in our lives and what it would look like to move towards more positive, life-giving virtues. Sin, in essence, is anything that causes disconnection between ourselves and others, us and the natural world, or us and God. Sin needs to be met with grace rather than judgment—both in ourselves and others. Because sin does not define us—our worst choices are not who we are. It’s simply part of the human experience—these temptations pull us in one direction when often, we truly want to go another way.And this series is meant to help us bring awareness to our own sins—to acknowledge how these temptations show up in our lives. Then, using scripture, think about how God is calling us to live—connected, whole, and well.We are concluding our series talking about what some consider the foundational sin of pride.
Today we continue with our worship series Fully Alive, based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Oldfield.We are each searching for meaning in our lives—searching for wisdom. And there’s millions of places for us to find it. In Fully Alive, Elizabeth Oldfield reminds us of the wisdom that our Christian faith tradition holds.Within Christianity, there are signposts that show us how to become the kind of human this world needs. In a world that is rife with division, pointing fingers, selfishness, and ecological destruction, we can be part of the solution—someone who is living “fully alive” and not wasting this one wild and wonderful life.Oldfield does this by using the framework of the seven deadly sins: how they show up in our lives and what it would look like to move towards more positive, life-giving virtues.Sin is anything that causes disconnection between ourselves and others, us and the natural world, or us and God.It is something that needs to be met not with judgment, but with grace—both in ourselves and others. Because sin does not define us—our worst choices do not define us.Sin is simply part of the human experience—to have these temptations pull us in one direction when often, we truly want to do another way. And this series is meant to help us bring awareness to our own sins—not how “those people sin”—but to acknowledge how these temptations show up in our lives, and then think about how we want to move forward in the world—with or without them.This week, we focus on the sin of envy and it's opposite, belovedness.
Today we continue with our worship series Fully Alive, based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Oldfield.We are each searching for meaning in our lives—searching for wisdom. And there’s millions of places for us to find it. In Fully Alive, Elizabeth Oldfield reminds us of the wisdom that our Christian faith tradition holds.Within Christianity, there are signposts that show us how to become the kind of human this world needs. In a world that is rife with division, pointing fingers, selfishness, and ecological destruction, we can be part of the solution—someone who is living “fully alive” and not wasting this one wild and wonderful life.Oldfield does this by using the framework of the seven deadly sins: how they show up in our lives and what it would look like to move towards more positive, life-giving virtues.It’s anything that causes disconnection between ourselves and others, us and the natural world, and us and God.It is something that needs to be met not with judgment, but with grace—both in ourselves and others. Because sin does not define us—our worst choices are not our identity.It’s simply part of the human experience—to have these pulls and temptations. It’s easy to see how these things show up in the world—how those people sin. But this series is meant to help us bring awareness to our own sins—to acknowledge how they show up in our own lives, and then think about how we want to move forward in the world with or without them.This week, we focus on the sin of acedia—what’s commonly known as sloth.
Today we continue with our worship series Fully Alive, based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Oldfield. This book focuses on the question, “Who am I becoming?” In a world that is rife with division, pointing fingers, selfishness, and ecological destruction, am I becoming someone who is part of the problem or part of the solution? Am I becoming someone who is fully alive, or am I simply going through the motions of existence on this planet? More and more, I’ve been struck with the reality that people are searching for meaning in their lives—as Elizabeth Oldfield points out, they’re searching for wisdom. And there’s millions of places for people to find meaning and wisdom—social media influencers, authors and podcasters, on tags of teabags and inside Dove chocolate wrappers. The one place people decidedly don’t look is to religion, and particularly, the Christian faith. So much damage has been done in the name of the Christian God. And in Fully Alive, Elizabeth Oldfield acknowledges the harm that’s been done in the name of Christianity—she holds that and honors it, while also reminding us of the wisdom that the Christian faith tradition holds. She shares the signposts that show us how to become the kind of human this world needs. And she does this by digging into the seven deadly sins: how they show up in our lives and what it would look like to move towards more positive, life-giving virtues.Last week, we talked about how sin is “the human propensity to screw things up.” And it’s part of the human experience—of who we are as humans. Sin is anything that causes disconnection between ourselves and others, us and the natural world, and us and God. It is something that needs to be met with grace, not judgment. And even though it’s part of the human experience, sin does not define us—our worst choices are not our identity. These are important truths to remember, particularly as we continue this series, focusing on one “deadly sin” each week. This week, we focus on a sin that is oh so fun to talk about—wrath.
Today we begin a new worship series entitled Fully Alive, based on the book of the same title by Elizabeth Oldfield.This book focuses on the question, “Who am I becoming?” In a world that is rife with division, pointing fingers, selfishness, and ecological destruction, am I becoming someone who is part of the problem or part of the solution? Am I becoming someone who is fully alive, or am I simply going through the motions of existence on this planet?
Today, we conclude our worship series, “Words for the Beginning.” It’s a series that’s led us through Advent and Christmas, giving us reminders like, “Hope is worth the risk,” “Love knows your name,” “We can’t go alone,” and “Do the good that is yours to do.” These words have been like steady ground as we walk forward into the unknown of the future.At first glance, they seem like words we would teach our children. But in reality, they’re lessons that we continue to learn and relearn as adults—they seem deceptively simple, but put into practice, they are lifelong ventures.Today, as we begin a new year, the timeless story of the Magi reminds us that the road isn’t straight.
This week, we are in the gospel of Luke, with John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus, challenging the people then as well s us now, asking: what good am I called to do here and now?
One of life’s most essential lessons is that we are never meant to go alone. And yet, modern culture pushes us more and more into lonely silos. If Ruth had followed her culture’s norms, she would have gone home to her family of origin after her husband died, but instead, she commits herself to her mother-in-law, Naomi. Together they form a new family and covenant. Ruth and Naomi travel together to Bethlehem at the beginning of the barley harvest, foreshadowingthe journey Mary and Joseph will one day take to be counted in the census. Both Ruth and Naomi, as well as Mary and Joseph, are unconventional pairs, but if God can bring unlikely people together, God can form us into a covenant community too.
As you journey through this season, may you find words for belovedness and hope. May you find words for beginning again. For no matter what you are facing, no matter what this new day brings, love is your beginning.
In scripture, we find stories that were written in and told through even more turbulent times than ours. They’ve provided forms of collective resistance, and spiritual steadying for billions of people throughout the centuries.And God is still speaking and working through these scriptures today.
"This past week, voters decided who the next president of the United States would be. And the feelings about this decision run the gamut of human emotion: excitement and relief and validation, and shock, disappointment, and grief.In many ways, this election has felt like the ultimate fight between “us” and “them.” Both sides convinced that their candidate would bring in a new era for “their people.” And so this past week, all the scriptures and messages that have been preached in this sanctuary this past fall have been ringing in my ears—Do Unto Others; remember the power of kindness and that we have common ground in Jesus.But I have to admit, I’ve struggled.Ever since the results came out, I’ve been asking God, “What do I preach on Sunday?”
On All Saints Sunday, United Methodists around the world publicly remember and honor those who have passed away. All Saints Sunday honors the impact each life has on another.
Today we begin our annual stewardship campaign, and with it, a new worship series. Our stewardship campaign is a time we carve out each year to intentionally talk about the ministry of BUMC and ask you to prayerfully consider how you will support our church community in the coming year. It’s also a great time to think about what it means to “be the Church,” and hold ourselves accountable to that work.This year, our campaign is entitled, Abundant Life, and it’s anchored in John 10:10, where Jesus says, “I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” We’ll think about what abundance actually is, and how we are called to live abundantly as a family of faith.
We conclude our Kindness Campaign with a meditation on Finding Common Ground, with guest speaker Rev. Cara Stultz Costello
God's words are not hidden from us. God's will for us has not been kept a secret. God has told us what is good and all that is required of us: To do justice. To live kindness. And to walk humbly with our God. – Micah 6:8
We are in the second week of our sermon series, “Do Unto Others,” campaigning for kindness. It’s the middle of September and we are already deep into election season here in the US. And now, more than ever, we need to be reminded of how we are called to live in the world as followers of Jesus.Last week, Pastor Bruce Hitchcock talked about how in the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus shares the Golden Rule—“Do unto others as you would have them do to you… this sums up the Law and the Prophets.”That is the basis for how we treat people—we recognize all that God has given us, and then because of that, we treat others with the same love, compassion, grace, and understanding with which we have been treated—which also sums up the way we want others to treat us.Today, I want to remind us that this Golden Rule is necessary and important even when—especially when—we’re talking politics.
We begin a new worship series called The Kindness Campaign. What would happen if we each chose to live The Golden Rule: Do unto others...?We see division and polarization in our country, communities and even inside the walls of our own churches. It’s easy to wonder if we will ever go beyond agreeing to disagree, yet Jesus shows us a better way.Jesus taught us that we should treat others as we want to be treated. This is commonly known as The Golden Rule, and holds the power to bring people together again.We are excited to launch the campaign in our community, and hope you will join the movement!
Today we conclude our worship series “Uncommon Wisdom.”In a culture that tells us we should do whatever we can to get ahead—even if it means lying, stealing, and manipulation—we have been looking at the seemingly uncommon wisdom of the book of Proverbs.In this book of scripture, we find 100s of short sayings that show us a God-centered path to the good life.Over the past five weeks, we have looked at several of these sayings:Better the poor person who lives with integritythan the rich one who distorts right and wrong.The name of the LORD is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are protected.2 When arrogance comes, disgrace follows, but with humility comes wisdom. 22 A beautiful woman who rejects good sense is like a gold ring in a pig's snout.to see what morsel of God’s wisdom they have to share.This week, we conclude our series with the poem, “The Woman of Valor” or how it’s more commonly understood, “The Woman of Noble Character.”
Today we continue our worship series “Uncommon Wisdom.”Current cultural wisdom tells us that we should do whatever we can to get ahead—if we want it, we should figure out a way to get it.But that is not the way God would have us act. So in this series, we are looking at the seemingly uncommon wisdom of Proverbs, which shows us a God-centered, path to the good life.Proverbs is a collection of 100s of short sayings that apply wisdom and fear of the Lord—awe and reverence towards God—to any topic you can imagine—friendship, marriage, generosity, work, money, forgiveness… the list goes on.It’s a book for every person in every season of life.Each week during this series, we are taking a look at one or two proverbs to see what morsel of God’s wisdom they have to share. This week, our wisdom is: Better the poor person who lives with integrity than the rich one who distorts right and wrong.
In ancient cities, a strong tower was a central place where people could run to when an enemy’s army was attacking or they were encountering some sort of danger. It’s where they went for safety and protection.That’s what the name of the Lord is for the righteous—the wise: they run to God first, knowing that it’s God’s very character to protect and care for us.We know that because we see this truth again and again throughout scripture.
Guest speaker Matt Mellott delivers some uncommon wisdom, including a tale about cheese in a hotel mattress.
Rev. Peg Welch, our pastor's mother-in-love, shares some uncommon wisdom with a meditation on Proverbs 12: 15-16
Today we are in the second week of our worship series “Uncommon Wisdom.” Our society’s current strategies for success appear to be exploitation, violence, and smear campaigns. But I’m confident we can all agree that this is not the way God would have it. So in this series, we are looking at the seemingly uncommon wisdom of Proverbs, which shows us another, God-centered, path to the good life.Every day we are faced with the same decision those first humans had in the Garden of Eden: how do we gain the wisdom to discern between good and evil?Do we do what seems good to us—what we desire in the moment or seems to benefit us most?Or do we look to God, the One who knows the long-game, and how all things fit together?It seems like an easy answer, but it’s much more difficult in the moment. That’s where the book of Proverbs comes in. It’s a collection of 100s of short sayings that apply wisdom and fear of the Lord—awe and reverence towards God—to any topic you can imagine—friendship, marriage, generosity, work, money, forgiveness… the list goes on.It’s a book for every person in every season of life.And so each week, we will take a look at one or two proverbs and see what morsel of God’s wisdom they have to share.
Today we begin a new worship series titled “Uncommon Wisdom.” In a society whose only real success strategies appear to be exploitation, violence, and smear campaigns, we are going to look at the seemingly uncommon wisdom of Proverbs, which shows us another path to the good life.Every decision we make impacts not just ourselves, but others. Some decisions are small and cumulative, but none are made in a vacuum. We try to think about all the consequences our decisions might have—projecting out and imagining all the scenarios, but we just can’t—life is too complex.So the question we’re left to wonder is, “How do we know the right thing to do at any given moment? What is the wise thing that will lead to life?That’s where the book of Proverbs comes in. It’s a book that’s for every person in every season of life, guiding us to living wisely and well in God’s good world.
Today we are in the last week of our worship series, “I trust in God…” It’s based off our Vacation Bible School theme for this year, that followed a new camp counselor through his nervous-excitement of his first few days of camp. Each day at VBS, the kids learn about a person in scripture who took Psalm 56:3 and put it into action: “when I’m afraid, I put my trust in you.” And throughout the week, the children learn that they can put their trust in God even when they feel scared.This is a lesson we each need, no matter our age—that no matter what is going on in our lives, we can put our trust in God. Throughout this series, we have learned that We can trust God… to go with us, to lead the way, to share God’s wisdom with us, and to give us peace. This week, we are reminded that “we can trust in God to spark joy.”
Today we are in week 4 of our worship series, “I trust in God…” It’s based on our Vacation Bible School theme for this year. Each day at VBS, the kids learn about a person in scripture who took Psalm 56:3 and put it into action: “when I’m afraid, I put my trust in you.” They faced their fears and went on to do great things with God. And throughout the week, the children learn that they can put their trust in God even when they feel scared.This is a lesson we each need, no matter our age—that no matter what is going on in our lives, we can put our trust in God. We began the series learning that we can trust God to go with us—wherever life takes us, God’s presence is with us. Then, we were reminded that we can trust in God to lead the way, even when life doesn’t make sense. Last week, we learned that we can trust in God to share God’s wisdom with us. This week, we remind ourselves that we can trust God to give us peace.
Today we continue in our worship series, “I trust in God…” It’s based off our Vacation Bible School theme for this year, that follows a new camp counselor (who just so happens to be a firefly) through his nervous-excitement of his first few days of camp.Each day at VBS, the kids learn about ordinary people in scripture who trusted God, faced their fears, and went on to do great things in God’s name. And throughout the week, the children learn that they can put their trust in God even when they feel scared.This isn’t just a lesson for children, though. We each need this reminder—that no matter what is going on in our lives, we can put our trust in God.We began the series being reminded that we can trust God to go with us—wherever life takes us, God’s presence is with us. Last week, we learned that we can trust in God to lead the way, even when life doesn’t make sense.This week, we learn that we can trust in God… to share wisdom.
We continue in our worship series, “I trust in God…” based on our Vacation Bible School theme for this year, that follows a new camp counselor (who just so happens to be a firefly) through his nervous-excitement of his first few days of camp. Kids will spend each day at camp hearing about ordinary people in both the Old and New Testament who trusted God, faced their fears, and went on to do great things in God’s name. Throughout the week, the children learn that they can put their trust in God even when they feel scared.This isn’t just a lesson for children, though. We each need this reminder—that no matter what is going on in our lives, we can put our trust in God. Last week, we were reminded that we can trust God to go with us—wherever life takes us, God will always remind us of God’s presence with us. This week, we understand that we can trust in God… to lead the way.
Today we begin a new worship series that’s simply called, “I trust in God…” It’s based on our Vacation Bible School theme for this year, that follows a new camp counselor (who just so happens to be a firefly) through his nervous-excitement of his first few days of camp. They spend each day at VBS, hearing about ordinary people in both the Old and New Testament who trusted God, faced their fears, and went on to do great things in God’s name. And throughout the week, the children learn that they can put their trust in God even when they feel scared.This isn’t just a lesson for children, though. We each need this reminder—no matter what is going on in our lives, we can put our trust in God. There’s something meaningful about repeating that affirmation, “I trust in God…” “I trust in God…” “I trust in God…” This week, we’re reminded that we can trust in God… to go with us.
Today we conclude our short series, “Faith In Action,” where we’re looking at 3 different ways we can live our faith in the world. The United Methodist Church began as a movement dedicated to “scriptural holiness,” to live not just saying we’re Christian, but living it out in our actions—a life dedicated to loving God and loving our neighbor. Our faith is not simply what we believe in our own hearts and minds, but it is something that moves us to get involved with people; try to change broken systems; and we get our hands dirty, working to make the world better. This is work we’re all called to do in different ways, given our unique personality, strengths, and God-given gifts. We’ve talked about how putting our faith in action can look like caring for God’s creation and making sure everyone has a place in God’s church. Today, we have Jonathan Gray, from Trials for Hope to share how his faith has inspired him to help others in God-sized ways in greater Cleveland. Trials for Hope is a non-profit that focuses on delivering dignity and hope to those in need through wholesome food, personal care items, and warmth to those in Greater Cleveland.
Today we continue with our short series, “Faith In Action,” where we’re looking at 3 different ways we can live our faith in the world. The United Methodist Church began as a movement dedicated to “scriptural holiness,” to live not just saying we’re Christian, but living it out in our actions—a life dedicated to loving God and loving our neighbor. Our faith is not simply what we believe in our own hearts and minds, but it is something that moves us to get involved with people; try to change broken systems; and we get our hands dirty, working to make the world better. This is work we’re all called to do in different ways, given our unique personality, strengths, and God-given gifts. Last week, Melanie shared how her faith was transformed this past year when she went to a training called EarthKeepers. Through that training, she was able to understand how God is calling her to personally live out God’s command to love God and love neighbor. Today, we want to name why declaring we are a reconciling congregation is an act of faith.
The United Methodist Church began as a movement dedicated to “scriptural holiness,” to live a life dedicated to loving God and loving our neighbor. Our faith is not simply what we believe in our own hearts and minds, but it is something that moves us to get involved with people; try to change broken systems; and we get our hands dirty, working to make the world better. In this series, we’re going to look at 3 different ways we can live our faith in the world. Today, Melanie is going to share how her faith was transformed this past year, when she went to a training called EarthKeepers. Melanie is our Director of Communications & Connections here at BUMC. She’s been working with our church community for over 15 years, and in that time, she’s grown in a multitude of ways. She has a passion for God’s creation and creating a welcoming environment for all. Today’s she leaping out of her comfort zone and bringing God’s message for us. So let us pray for God to speak through her.
Each gospel has a main theme when telling the story of Jesus’ life, ministry, death, and resurrection. In the gospel of John, the theme is choice— we have the choice whether to receive God’s love or not. To acknowledge Jesus as God enfleshed. We also have a choice whether to live out that unconditional, extravagant love in the world like God— “for God so loved the world…”What would it be like if we chose to live that love?
Today we continue our worship series, “Climate + Faith.” Our goal in this series is to look past partisan politics to recognize why valuing and caring for God’s creation is fundamentally an issue of faith. We all breathe the same air, drink the same water, and enjoy the same forests and lakes and rivers and creatures. We all suffer in extreme weather, social instability, and mass migration.A livable world is not a politically partisan goal. It’s a human goal. And at its core, it’s a spiritual goal.If we look back, in virtually every transformative movement in human history, people of faith have been at the center of the action. We’ve been the catalysts… laborers… visionaries. And now, as we confront what is perhaps the greatest challenge in human history, God is calling us to step up once more—to live into our original calling of being responsible for all of God’s creation.
Following Jesus involves the sometimes difficult and painful process of opening up—transforming from being turned inward in self-absorption to being turned outward in love and service.It doesn’t mean sacrificing to the detriment of ourselves, but it means putting ourselves with others—not thinking of ourselves as apart from, but connected with others and our whole world.
Humanity’s “dominion” or “rule” over creation is not a right, entitling us to do whatever we wish with creation. Rather, it’s a responsibility to manage and care for all of God’s creation just as God would, to the very best of our ability.Rights look inward—what can I get? What am I entitled to?Where responsibilities look outward—how can I best care for or be in community with that which is around me?
In virtually every transformative movement in human history – the abolitionist movement against slavery, the Civil Rights Movement, the movements for women’s suffrage, labor protections, the list goes on – in each of these cases, people of faith have been at the center of the action. Catalysts. Laborers. Visionaries.And now, as we confront what is arguably the greatest challenge in human history, God is calling us to step up once more.To love the world – and put our love into action.To care for creation – and pass it on to the next generation better, healthier, and hardier than we found it.
Throughout Lent, we’ve learned about our own faith journeys as we’ve learned from the life and faith of the disciple Peter. We’ve watched as Peter dropped his nets to follow Jesus; trusted Jesus enough to step out of the boat and walk on water towards Jesus; professed his faith by declaring Jesus the Messiah—the one the Jewish people were waiting for; and then was rebuked by Jesus for not understanding or trusting God’s plan; was humbled by having his feet washed by Jesus; then denied Jesus 3 times; and the ran to the tomb when the women shared that Jesus was alive.And now, we come full circle with Peter, as he meets Jesus once again fishing at the shore of the Sea of Galilee, just like when Jesus first calls him.
On this Palm Sunday, we are invited to think about what kind of king we're looking for in Jesus. Do you have the courage to say “I love you,” to this Jesus? A king of compassion and God’s justice—of God’s Truth and Love?
In Peter, we often see ourselves—someone who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. Someone who loves Jesus with all his heart, and struggles at the same time.
This coming week, I challenge you to be mindful of the ways you’re clinging and fixating on “what you know to be true” and missing God’s bigger truth. How might it feel to release your grip, and follow God into the unknown?”
our series is titled “Wandering Heart.” We are studying the faith journey of the disciple Peter, and connecting that with the lyrics of the hymn “Come Thou Fount.” So to set the stage, we’re going to be singing “Come Thou Fount” each Sunday. If you’ve been around the Church a while, it might sound a little different than you’re used to, but the message is still the same and so is spirit behind it.
As a new disciple, perhaps Peter wants to prove himself. Boldly, inthe middle of a storm, Peter steps out of the boat to join Jesus who is walking on top of the waves. He, too, walks on water until the wind shakes his trust and he begins to sink. Many of us know what it feels like to be thrown off balance, to feel as if we’re sinking. Maybe this looks like doubt, unexpected change, too-busy seasons of life, devastating grief, or distance from God. In this story, we empathize with the desperation Peter feels as he cries out, and we pray for God to save us when we sink.
This Lenten season—these 40 days leading to Easter—we are going to focus on the life and faith of Peter. After Jesus, he is the most frequently mentioned individual in the Gospels and New Testament. He is a consistent presence throughout Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. In Peter, we see a person who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. In Peter, we often see ourselves.
As we close out this series on living out our faith, may this story of Eutychus and the early church remind us that our journeys are not linear and that living in faith looks different, depending on the situation and time of our life. People do fall, and when they do, we as a community of faith are called to sit with them, celebrate their life, and be God’s loving presence.
"How often do we underestimate someone—assume that they don’t have something valuable to share because they’re too young, not the right gender, too old, not educated enough, not wearing the right clothes, their skin is too dark, or they have an accent.I would wager that at any point in time, this has happened to each one of us… and we’ve done this to many other people.In life, we have a choice: we can either let the labels—that either we or society place on a person—speak for them, or we can allow the person to speak for themselves."
I don’t know about you, but even in situations that are far less stressful than imminent war and oppression, I forget to turn to God first for guidance and comfort. Of course, I eventually go to God, but first on the list might be Google, or worrying about it for a while, or trying to figure out how I can carry the burden on my own.But those times when I remember to pause, and center myself in God’s presence, and open myself to God’s wisdom… oh my! Those times are so much easier and so much better!
So as we begin 2024, we’re going to reflect on 6 stories of regular folks, who are often overlooked in our biblical narratives. We’ll dig deep into their worlds, entering their stories with curiosity, opened to what they might teach us about living out our faith here and now.My hope is that these people’s stories will help us to see how God is calling each of us to participate in God’s story of redemption and grace.
Today we begin a new worship series, entitled “Faces of Our Faith.” So often when we gather together, we talk about the heroes of our faith—those well-known names of people in scripture we admire and wish to emulate: Moses, Jesus, Mary, Paul…But scripture is filled with ordinary people, too. People who go about their day-to-day lives, and then suddenly are confronted with a situation in which they are called to act.
We are on the precipice of a new beginning. Tomorrow begins a new year: 2024—and what if rather than thinking “new year, new you!” We settle into our belovedness?
On the third Sunday of Advent, we lean into joy and the power of paying attention and being amazed.
Holding one another’s joy in the midst of weariness is one way that our weary world can rejoice.
It’s important to acknowledge our grief. To acknowledge our weariness and feelings of hopelessness. To name them and honor them. Otherwise, they can overwhelm us or even paralyze us.
Our English word dynamite comes from the Greek word, dunamis. In the New Testament, dunamis describes the supernatural, resurrection power of God’s Spirit that broke into the world not only at Jesus’ resurrection, but again and again throughout the New Testament, transforming peoples’ lives. In this devotional, Sue Nilson Kibbey and Rosario Picardo challenge us to open ourselves to God’s dunamis Spirit, allowing it to transform our lives, and then through us, the world.
Our English word dynamite comes from the Greek word, dunamis. In the New Testament, dunamis describes the supernatural, resurrection power of God’s Spirit that broke into the world not only at Jesus’ resurrection, but again and again throughout the New Testament, transforming peoples’ lives.
It’s our default to put barriers on what an “answered prayer” looks like. We have a certain vision or outcome in mind, and so when God doesn’t answer our prayer in that specific way, we think God hasn’t answered at all. When maybe God has answered our prayer, but answered differently.
Lifting up specific people and situations to God in prayer is important. And it’s equally important to see prayer as an opportunity to open ourselves to God’s dynamite power, inviting God’s new possibilities to break through into our lives.
Grace is "the undeserved, loving action of God in our lives. Grace is God's presence in our lives that is creating, healing, forgiving, reconciling, and transforming our hearts, communities, and all of creation.
In our scripture today, we will see that although God could have stopped after saying, “Welcome home,” God didn’t stop there. God filled tables with food, and gave a robe, a ring, music, celebration, delight, and a loving rebuke for anybody who thought it was all a little too much, who thought it was all a little “extra.”
Grace is "the undeserved, unmerited, and loving action of God in our lives through the ever-present Holy Spirit." Grace is God's presence in our lives that is creating, healing, forgiving, reconciling, and transforming our hearts, communities, and all of creation. As followers of Jesus, we receive this grace and we are called to share it with others—to live out God’s extravagant love in action. That’s what it means to “be the church”—to be God’s grace-in-action.
Chapter 18 of the Gospel of Matthew is Jesus’ teaching on how to live in community and communicate with one another. What does it teach us about forgiveness? This Sunday's message, "Forgive. And Forgive Again." is a meditation on Matthew 18:21-35.Join us on the lawn, in the sanctuary or from wherever you are! All of our services stream live -- and are archived so you can worship on your own schedule.
Discipleship—living as a Christian, as a follower of Jesus, however you want to say it—means taking the teachings of Jesus and applying them to our everyday lives. And sometimes that looks like managing conflicts—large or small—with the grace and compassion of Jesus at the forefront of our minds.
As Christians—people who follow Jesus’ teaching and example—it’s important for us to look to scripture for instruction on how God calls us to handle life’s challenges. And that’s exactly what chapter 18 of the Gospel of Matthew is—Jesus’ teaching on how to live in community and communicate with one another. Because just like we struggle with this, Jesus did as well, when he was living with and working with his disciples.
Having disagreements and hard conversations is part of life—whether it’s with family, friends, coworkers, or people on the internet. But knowing how to do it in a healthy and positive way is not something that necessarily comes natural to us.
Today we conclude our worship series titled, “What Is God Like?” This series has been inspired by the children’s book of the same title, written by Rachel Held Evans and Matthew Paul Turner. Today we are reminded that God is like the stars, forever present and bright. Even when they feel far away, you can always look up and see them winking at you.
Today we continue our worship series titled, “What Is God Like?” It’s inspired by the children’s book of the same title, written by Rachel Held Evans and Matthew Paul Turner. Then the book uses images and descriptions found throughout scripture to illustrate what God is like. We’re using this book as a tool to remind us that all throughout our lives, God invites us to continue to search and wonder and learn.
"God is like three dancers, graceful and precise. They move to the same music in very different ways, showcasing all of God's elegance and rhythm in your life." - from the book "What is God Like?" by Rachel Held Evans and Matthew Paul Turner
Today we continue our worship series titled, “What Is God Like?” It’s inspired by the children’s book of the same title, written by Rachel Held Evans and Matthew Paul Turner. Today we are reminded that God is like an artist, creative and unpredictable, always busy making and remaking everything brilliant and new.
Our new worship series, What Is God Like? challenges us to think about how we’ve come to understand God. This week, we will explore the ways that God is Like a River, with special guest preacher, Rev. Dr. David J. Tennant. Sunday's scripture is Psalm 1:1-3
"God is like a river, constant and life giving. When you grow near God, you'll sprout up strong as a tree."
In today's scripture, we learn that God is the creator of everything we see and know. God gives us everything we have, down to our life’s breath. God created everything from nothing, ordering everything, and enabling us to seek after God and find God. It is in God that we live and move and have our being. God is our Parent; we are God’s offspring. God is like these things and many, many more, because all throughout our holy scriptures we see descriptions and stories of who God is.
Kids have fantastic imaginations. They look at a room and they don’t just see a few pillows and blankets tossed on the floor. They see boulders and pillars they can use to help them get across the bubbling lava floor. They can look at the same world we see and rather than dwell on the hurt and anguish, they are open to the awe and wonder of the world God has gifted us with. Our challenge is to learn from our children, and open our imagination to the ways God is changing the world right now.
When Peter and Cornelius meet in response to their visions, they help build a bridge to a changed future—one where vastly different people become family through the transforming love of Jesus. God’s Holy Spirit seeks to connect—not separate.
Many of us lament as we look to the world around us—we see the fear, hatred, anger, and abuse of each other and the natural world, and we think, “When will it end?” But what we forget is, “we are the ones we’re waiting for.” As followers of Jesus, we are called to ask the hard questions, work together to solve problems, care for all people, reach across differences, and imagine—and work towards—a new world.
Today we’re continuing with our series, Changemakers. This series goes along with our vacation bible school theme for this year, which is called “Changemakers Lab.” At VBS, the kids are going to spend a week learning that everyone can make a difference in the world! They’ll hear bible stories that explore examples of people who experienced and brought about change in the world around them. And this is something that as adults, we need to remember: we can make a difference in the world!
Rev. Gregory Kendrick, Jr. reminds us that change makers take initiative; change makers are inquisitive; and change makers ask questions.
Today we conclude our three-week series titled Abide. We have been looking at the analogy Jesus uses in the Gospel of John of the vine and branches. This analogy puts into simple terms how we are to live—by abiding in God: resting in God, trusting in the Lord, and sustained by the Spirit.
A day of rest each week is one of the ten commandments. Do we sometimes think it's optional? Why does God ask us to set a day aside?
You go about your day and do the things that need to be done, but all the while, you’re with God. God’s love and compassion and peace is constantly soaking into you and God is whispering in your ear, “You are loved. You are enough. You are my beloved.”
How does the expression of "you only live once" sit with a man who has died? Hear Rev. Ash Welch's stirring testimony of life after death.
What happens when you trust in God and mind your own business? Visiting pastors, Peg & Ash Welch, deliver an uplifting dialog sermon based on 1 Thessalonians 4:11-12.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
We are a church with a long history which includes wonderful messages from pastors and guest speakers alike. This audio library includes sermons from our pastors Rev. Heidi Welch, Rev. Clark Stein, Rev. Karen Oehl, and special guests - Rev. Dr. William McCartney, Betsy Wooster, Rev. Lisa Drew, Rev. Dave Patton, Michael Jasczcak, Rev. Joy (Parker) Fenton-Jones, Janet Kleckner, Rev. Steve Clunn, Rev. Rob Leveridge, A. Current-Felder, Rev. Kathy Dickreide, John Brachna, Jenny Gee and Rev. Peg Welch.
When we start with the assumption that all people are gifted by God, we learn to practice abundance. Hear Rev. Kathy Dickriede discuss a key ingredient of neighboring - abundance!
Loving our neighbors starts with knowing our neighbors. Is God calling us to step out of our comfort zones? Hear guest speaker Matt Mellott talk about his neighbors, borrowing lawn mowers in the middle of the night, dogs and more in this week's message.
Today is the second week in our worship series called The Good Neighbor Experiment. Jesus calls us to love our neighbors—and this spring and summer, we’re going to do this with our actual, literal neighbors. It’s a way for us to “get off our donkey” and love like Jesus. Hear guest speaker, Jen Spieth, meditate on Acts 8:26-40 and share her thoughts about the joy that comes from living as our authentic selves!
In the beginning of the Gospel of John, we are told, “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” And now we see proof—Jesus has overcome the darkness of sorrow, pain, grief, despair, and even death. The light shines in the darkness.Cover art from "Rabbouni!" by Rev. T. Denise Anderson. Oil on canvas. A Sanctified Art
We begin our worship service with a processional of palms, hear liturgy from Pastor Heidi, and a special message (and art) from Michael Jaszczak. We will celebrate Holy Communion - ready your bread and juice. Come fill your cup for the week ahead!
This week, let us pay attention to the questions we ask. What assumptions do we carry? What is our intent? How might God be revealing God’s Self in this moment? Through this person?
Why are we so focused on who is right and who is wrong—on who is in and who is out? It’s like the old saying: when you draw a line between Jesus and other people, you always end up on the wrong side.
Faith is a journey of growth. It’s not linear—it has many ups and downs and twists and turns—but it’s movement towards something—towards a deeper relationship with God.
Jesus ends the parable of the Good Samaritan with clear instruction: “Go and do likewise.” He didn’t say, “go and agree with my teaching likewise,” or “go ponder and debate the best course of action likewise,” or “go and lament the downfall of the world likewise.” He said “Go and do likewise.”
Your best shot at making your best contribution to the world is for you to get better at what you are already good at. When you come to a greater awareness of your strengths and begin to develop them, you become more of the person you were designed by God to be.
Our "Get Off Your Donkey" worship series continues with "The Meaning of Life."Human beings … seem to be uniquely afflicted with the quest for meaning. … People look to their parents, their teachers, their pastors, their friends, their therapists – to anyone who might have an idea. The desire to understand the reason for our being is a fundamental part of what it means to be human. What is our life's mission? What is the meaning of life?
Discipleship is like breathing—inhaling the Spirit of God, taking in what we need, caring for ourselves spiritually, and then exhaling—going and doing—showing the love of God to others and caring for those in need.
Jesus ends the parable with clear instruction: “Go and do likewise.” He didn’t say, “go and agree with my teaching likewise,” or “go and debate your own course of action likewise,” or “go and lament the course of things likewise.” He said “Go and do likewise.” Are you ready to get off your donkey and go and do likewise?
Calling all seekers, all dreamers, all believers...Calling all glass-half-full optimists and lighthouse keepers... Calling all star-chasers and bedtime prayer speakers...Bring your questions, your hope, your faith and your fear into this space.
To paraphrase The Grinch, preparation for Christmas isn’t about bows or boxes or bags, but about something more. It’s about the hope, peace, joy, and love that are so clearly evident in Jesus’ birth, as well as his life, death, and resurrection. During Advent, we light candles for these things each week as a way to intentionally pause and recognize their truth—not just in heaven or this future reign of God, but right now, in this time and in this place. Today we focus on God’s peace.
When reading a scripture like this mornings', the first impulse is to think, “Oh, this is too monotonous and long. We should shorten it so people don’t lose focus and drift on to their grocery list. We should do only the important parts.” But that’s the thing—each name is important. Each name is connected to a person’s life-story. And like Dana shared in this week’s poetry prayer: there is room for every story—there is room for each one of us.
Christ is with us in our depression and anxiety. Christ is with us in the room with the cancer diagnosis and chemo treatments. Christ holds our relationships together when it feels like they’re just hanging by a thread. Or to put it the way Nijay Gupta argues, Paul is “tenaciously emphatic that, whatever the problem, Christ is the solution.”So over and over again, we see Paul assure this congregation—and us: Christ is in all.All has been forgiven.And all will be well. Forever.
As we have practiced remembering, releasing, and reimagining, we conclude the series by focusing on restoration. Ultimately, practicing faithful stewardship heals us as individuals and helps us restore right relationship with one another. In the final chapter of John’s gospel, Jesus appears to the disciples and fills their empty fishing nets. Even after death, Jesus restores our hope and provides an abundant feast.
This week we practice releasing shame, anxiety, guilt, greed or anything that keeps us from freedom and wholeness. We release the elements of our money story that prevent us from fully living into God’s story. In Matthew, we see a man grieved to let go of his wealth. Releasing is a spiritual practice that frees us from ourselves and liberates others.
On this World Communion Sunday we are joined by Rev. Ash and Peg Welch, and are reminded that the 45,000 Christian denominations are one with Jesus Christ.
We continue our worship series, "Three Simple Rules" with a look at rule number two -- Do Good: a meditation on Mathew 5: 43-48 with visiting pastor, Rev. Ash Welch.
A new worship series begins. We're looking at John Wesley's Three Simple Rules. Today, Do No Harm.
Today we finish our worship series, “Road Trippin’ with Jesus.” For the past few weeks, we’ve looked at texts from the Gospel of Luke, when Jesus journeyed to Jerusalem with his growing group of disciples. And in this series, we’ve paralleled discipleship with going on a road trip with Jesus: learning as we travel along the road of life, with Jesus as our navigator. And just like with any road trip, with discipleship, you need to trust your navigator, be ready for anything, pay attention to the road signs, be willing to pick up a few hitchhikers, and know your budget.
Jesus is calling us to help others, not as a way to get something in return, but solely to help the other person—to lift them up, reminding them that they, too, are worthy of love and inclusion; that they, too, are a beloved child of God.
Jesus points the way. Are we paying attention to the road signs? Hear guest speaker, Matt Mellott's message.
In today’s scripture passage, Jesus is telling his disciples—telling us—that we do not have to rush to our destination. When we live confident and assured of God’s provision—that all we really need is the God who was revealed, lived, died, and was raised, in Jesus—then we will live in a way that is not focused on our own achievements, acquisitions, or assets—on “getting there”—but on being ready to see where God is working in every moment of our lives, so we can join in.
We sometimes wander through life, constantly seeking a purpose, a reason for living. Some store up wealth for themselves believing that the road to happiness is through the accumulation of possessions. Jesus shows us a different way to love, acceptance and wholeness.
Scripture tells us again and again that we are brothers and sisters in Christ—siblings in Christ. It’s a way to unify us—we’re all part of a larger family, created by One God, saved by Christ, empowered and enveloped by the Love that is the Holy Spirit.
The story of Jacob becoming Israel reminds us that intimately wrestling with God can be a good, albeit uncomfortable, part of our faith journey. We're invited to an intimate meal with Jesus, our Redeemer. Maybe taking a rest from our wrestling, knowing that even in the midst of wrestling there is grace and blessing.
The word of the week is "well". Throughout this week, ponder what significance this word might have in your life and how God might be speaking to you through its meaning.
This is the second of two services scheduled for Sunday, June 19, 2022. The first takes place on our church lawn (weather permitting) at 8:30 am. Both services will be archived here. Try them out! Which do you connect with?
Life is anything but ordinary. Thankfully, we have a God who is anything but ordinary, who is with us through the mundane, the chaos, and everything in between. And like Abraham and Sarah, God’s promise to us is, “My call on your lives includes my blessing, my provision, and my journeying with you.”
Everyone is somebody—you are somebody—blown by the Spirit, the embers of your heart kindled so that your heart burns for God—so that you proclaim the gospel with every action—out in public—so that the world might know.
So what do we do? The answer is simple: love one another. Be with one another. The world does not know God. The world does not know unconditional love. But because of Jesus, we have seen God. We know what unconditional love is. And so we must go and show the world. That’s what Jesus prayed for in this prayer, so long ago. He hoped that our believing in him would mean that we would live in and live into and live out his love.
God doesn’t tap us on the shoulder and then leave us alone to figure it out from there. God is a constant presence, guiding, advising, hinting, strengthening us for the journey into discipleship. But how do we hear that voice? How do we know what God wants to say to us? How do we discern God’s voice in the midst of all the other voices in our talkative world?
Brecksville United Methodist has a commitment to courageous inclusion. What does that mean? Hear guest speaker, Megan Louttit, explain how this commitment has impacted her life.
Today we celebrate these people not because of the titles they hold, but because of the way their one ordinary act of love ripples out to transform the world. Today we give thanks to God for them, and pray that we might go and do likewise.
Why do the hard work of repentance—whether it’s with those groups of people we have collectively wronged, or those who we have personally, individually wronged? Paul answers this in today’s scripture...
God has done the impossible—bursting the bonds of time and space, because death has no dominion over the holy one!
Brazen does not need to be big, but it is done with confidence. Like Mary saying, “I see you, Jesus, and can only imagine what’s going to happen. But I am here with you, and I love you.”
God encourages us—yearns for us—to turn toward the path of life. The path in which we recognize our God-given worth. A worth that was given to us at our birth, and affirmed at our baptism. A worth that we are reminded of with each breath and heartbeat.
God is our refuge. There is nothing that can separate you from God, or keep God from protecting you fiercely.
In a flash in the middle of the road, God unravels Saul’s identity as a persecutor of Christ-followers and invites him to blindly stumble onto a new path. Sometimes God calls us into uncharted territory, and maybe our unraveling is simply a holy, fresh start.
This worship series of “Unraveled” is meant to acknowledge that life doesn’t always go as planned: sometimes our tightly-knit plans unravel into loose threads—our identity or the path we’re on comes undone. And it can feel like God isn’t there—like God has left us. This series isn’t going to “fix” anything, but it’s a step in acknowledging our pain, and remembering that even though it might feel like it, God has not left us.
things don’t always go as planned: sometimes our tightly-knit plans unravel into loose threads, or our identity or the path we’re on comes undone. Sometimes that’s good, and sometimes that’s painful, and sometimes that’s both at the same time. Either way, the Holy Spirit is always working to hem us in, before and behind, and that is worth paying attention to.
We know that the human body, made of blood and muscle, needs salt to live. We know that the body of Christ, a body of peace and justice, needs us to live. We know that God's creation, bustling and blooming, needs the sun's light. We know that as new creations in Christ, we need the Spirit's light. We are called to be briny and bright, salt and light. Let us be empowered by God's love and hope.
This week, we look at our relationship with others—are we cultivating sanctuary? Or to put it another way: when people are around us, do they feel safe to be their perfectly imperfect selves?
It’s the beginning of a new year. And as the calendar turns, it’s a natural time to “restart.” To take a look at our lives and consider what is going well? What could use a tune-up? Where do we want to commit ourselves to becoming more of the person we want to be—more of who God has created us to be?
Contracts are important in this world. It’s where two parties say what they’re willing to give and receive, and if either party doesn’t live up to their part of the commitment, the contract can be dissolved.
A covenant, though, is different. A covenant is something we make with God.
"Is there anything more healing than an open door? If you’re seeking sanctuary, if the waters are rising— listen. It may be hard to hear, but God is always saying, 'Come on home.'”
It's strange to read a scripture with John's harsh words on a day we're talking about joy. But John reminds us that we are each called to do our part to bring God's kin-dom here on earth, and what can be more joy filled than that?
We understand the story of Zechariah. We know what it's like to be speechless. We know what it's like to be awestruck. We know what it's like to change plans and leave everyone whispering. What we don't always know is what the next right step is.
As we begin Advent with the “Little Apocalypse” in Luke 21: 25-36, we remember how far from home we are. The world is not as it should be. Many of us feel as if we are wandering with no clear way forward.
This first week of our Close to Home worship series speaks to our deep longing—for our home to be made whole, made right, and made well. With deep longing, we watch for God. Thankfully, God enters a homesick world.
How do we define our worth? Are we worthy of love? Hear Rev. Gregory Kendrick, Jr.'s inspiring message, "A Kin-dom, Not a Kingdom" on this Christ the King Sunday.
Mark 13 begins "As Jesus was leaving the temple, one of his disciples said to him, 'Look, Teacher! What massive stones! What magnificent buildings!' 'Do you see all these great buildings?' replied Jesus. 'Not one stone here will be left on another; every one will be thrown down.' While the world may feel like it's gone sideways, we're reminded that some things won't last forever. But God's love is permanent.
Now, more than ever, we recognize the power and enormity of God's Spirit; that no matter where we are, the Spirit unites us and we are on holy ground.
God has commanded us to "go" but we make ourselves comfortable in our churches and in our homes. How can our words and actions spark a movement of hope and love?
Even when we choose exile, God welcomes us home with a relentless, pursuing, extravagant love. Jesus's parable of the Prodigal Son reminds us of God's heart for the lost, broken, and wayward.
Like the prodigal son, we sometimes choose our own exile. What does that mean for our lives? And where can we find hope in the midst of that?
At Brecksville United Methodist Church, we invite everyone to participate in worship authentically and holistically; heart, mind, soul and body.
When we say that we value determined service, we mean that as a church we show God's love for others by meeting the needs of the whole person. Today, guest speaker, Matt Auble, explains what that means to him!
We whole-heartedly welcome all people to come as their perfectly imperfect selves. Our BUMC Values worship series takes a look at the things that make this church unique and asks "What are the things that God has called us to do?"
What are the things that make this church unique? What are the things that God has called us to do? Our new four week worship series will look at the things we value - starting this week with Lifelong Learning & Joyful Gathering! This special service includes presentation of third grade Bibles, recognition of new members and the 2020 Confirmation Class, and presentation of Confirmation Bibles for our current 7th and 8th graders!
Why do you think James, who focused so much of this book encouraging faith that is displayed in actions, ends by encouraging prayer? Join us this week as we examine how to be not just hearers, but doers of the word!
Peace is possible, even while we are works in process. This isn’t about completion and the satisfaction of a job well done; it is about a journey of discovery and transformation. Join us this week as we examine how to be not just hearers, but doers of the word!
This is the beautiful "punch in the gut" James gives us this week: The fruit we produce with our words reveals our hearts. The words we use reflect our relationship with and belief in Jesus as Lord of ALL of our life -- or just some of it.
The book of James is practical, blunt, challenging - and it gets to the root of hat it means to live out the Christian faith.
You've received the grace of Jesus into your heart. So what? How will your life be different or look different? How will you act different because of that primary relationship? What influence does faith have on your actions?
Guest Pastor Rev. Ashwin K. (Ash) Welch delivers a message to help us connect the dots - from one beggar to another.
God will take care of us. God will provide. It might not come in the way we expect, and it might not seem like much at the time, but God knows our deepest and most profound needs. And God will always take care of us.
God will draw the circle wider to include everyone to receive God's message of grace, love and justice. God will open our eyes and give us new ways to proclaim the lifesaving, world-changing, transformative power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to all.
The story of our faith is one that constantly reminds us that we cannot do this work alone. So in community, we ask ourselves, "Where do we go from here?"
When we open ourselves to being vulnerable, acknowledging that we can't do it all on our own, that's when real fellowship, healing and wholeness can happen -- with others and with God.
Give us the eyes to see when our neighbors are in need and the wisdom to ask, "What do you need?" Stop our assumptions cold in their tracks, and instead, carve out space in us to listen.
When it comes to God, we are always invited to bring our full selves into the room. Come into this space with your hurt and your joy, your prayers and your dreams. As today we ask, how do you feel?
We have so much to be thankful for, and we know that you are part of all of that. And yet in that same breath, we also carry pain. Like Hannah in the temple, who brought God her prayer, we desperately need God's ears, God's grace, God's healing touch. Today, we lift up all of the hurt and pain we carry, and we reach out to others to ask, "Where does it hurt?"
It can become easy to define others by one thing that we know about them, But, when we take the time to know someone's story, we more easily see them as beloved children of God.
It is important, sacred work to intentionally see God when we look at one another. To know that we are interwoven because we are made from the same stuff: dirt, and the breath of life. We all begin together.
"Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in us the fire of your love. Send forth your Spirit and we shall be created. And You shall renew the faith of the earth..."
Good things take time. Jesus reminds us that God's got this - God has God's own timeline. Trust in God. The time table isn't for you to worry about. It's going to happen when it's supposed to.
God is beckoning us onward. To be courageous, to get into that "good trouble" that John Lewis talked about. Today's scripture reminds us that this calling to be like Jesus is bigger than us - it's from God. God is beckoning us to use our gifts, our opportunities, and our abilities to stand up and speak out against the evil, injustices and oppressions we see and experience in this world.
Grace is God's presence in our lives that is creating, healing, forgiving, reconciling and transforming our hearts, communities and all of creation.
Courage isn't about proving ourselves right or better than someone else. It's not using our power or knowledge to assert ourselves over someone. Courage is authentically living with our whole selves - the good and wonderful, as well as the imperfections and struggles. It's standing in solidarity with one another. Because when we have the courage to be vulnerable, that's when we truly connect.
Thomas was not with the other disciples when Jesus came, and so he doubted. As we look back over the past year, we realize that many of us can identify with Thomas’s doubt. “Can we be the church, the body of Christ, when we can’t see the body gathered in our sanctuary?” Yet Christ has opened our eyes to his risen body that can’t be confined by walls and is not diminished by precautions and social distance. Let us recognize the risen Lord in our midst here and now!
According to Mark, on the first day of the week, the women rise with the sun and buy spices to anoint Jesus’ body. They are shocked to find the tomb empty, and leave in fear and terror. Mark’s resurrection story is less triumphant than the other Gospel testimonies (as scholars believe the remainder of Mark’s gospel was a later addition). In Mark’s version, we are reminded that Easter comes to us, again and again, even if we don’t know what to make of God’s resurrection ways. Again and again, the sun rises. And some days, that is enough.
The root of "courage" is "cour" which means "heart." Courage is the ability to do something that frightens you. It's something that is deep within us - it's what we tap into when we are willing to show people what our heart is made of.
Despite our wonderings, despite our distractions, despite wrong turns time and again, we are known and loved by God. Today is a new day. Let us live courageously with the knowledge that again and again, we are forgiven; and again and again, we are reformed.
When we read John 3:16, we remember that Jesus is speaking in metaphor and poetry. Ultimately, love is where God begins and ends. This love, like grace, is a gift we do nothing to deserve. Again and again, love is our refrain.
We are reminded that - again & again - we are shown the way. We have a special guest preacher, Dr. David Tennant, Pastor Heidi's mentor and friend.
Like Peter, again and again, we are implored to listen, especially when what we hear is unsettling - whether it is from God or from those around us. Listening is an act of humility - it's an acknowledgement that we do not have all of the information, and sometimes we're wrong. We must depend on others to illuminate us, so we can change direction - repent - and learn and grow in a new way.
God meets us where we are - in the midst of our reluctance, doubt, eagerness or weariness - and proclaims that we are good.
Even with all we've gone through over the last year, we have plenty to be thankful for - and the greatest of these is God. The stories of our faith - both those in scripture and those of other followers of Jesus - show us time and again that what Psalm 118 says is true: God's steadfast love endures forever.
While our desire - our hope and goal - is to be like Jesus, to readily forgive those who wrong us, it's clear we haven't arrived there yet. The Psalms show us how we can take the ugly, unruly underside of our hearts and hand them over to the majesty and wisdom of God.
From joyful laughter to brokenhearted lament to awe-inspiring praise to heavy hearted weeping, the Psalms give us a language for all the big emotions we fee. And we have been feeling some big emotions lately.
Does worrying work? Back in January last year, were you worried about a world-wide pandemic? Listen in to hear the thoughts of guest pastor, Rev. Peg Welch.
We - meaning the world - have been feeling some big emotions lately. In this five week sermon series, we will rest ourselves in the Psalms. No matter what we can bring our whole selves to God in prayer: our anxieties, doubts, complaints, sadness, anger and joy.
O God, give us searching hearts to see Jesus wherever he is revealed, even and especially in places and people we don’t expect to see him. Let us be like the wise men, responding to you, stepping into the mystery and awe of Your dreams, praying they shape our reality. Amen and amen.
God’s dreams are not for us alone. Simeon and Anna could not keep silent—they witnessed Jesus’ divine presence in the temple and were compelled to speak up. Like the prophet Isaiah, we will not keep silent and we will not rest until what has been sown will spring up as righteousness and peace in every nation (Is. 61:11-62:2).
The Christmas story reminds us that we are all dreamers. Like those gathered around the manger, s possible. Like Mary, we treasure God’s dream in our hearts and commit to keeping it alive. Like the holy family, we believe and trust in a God who comes to us in the vulnerability of a child.
God places people in our lives who are able to name that which is sacred - that which is at the root of who we are. God puts in our lives those who are able to help us find courage and comfort in spite of life's challenging circumstances. We are called to carry, support and encourage one another's dreams so that we live in joyful resistance and sow God's joy into this world.
Sowing seeds of joy is always risky - just like sowing seeds into the soil. Yet we trust that somehow they're going to take root and push through into the light. The same is true when we plant seeds of future joy in our present. We're trusting that when life covers us in darkness we're not being buried. We're being planted.
“Preparing the way” means dreaming of the day when we fully reconcile the way we see and treat others with the way God sees and treats others: as beloved children of God. Those who dream, prepare the way… breaking our own hearts open so that God can come in; acknowledging the brokenness, naming our dreams for the world—God’s dreams—that we can see like a glimmer on the horizon.
Those who dream do not fall asleep to the realities of the world. God prompts us to pay attention to where God’s dreams for change and new life are emerging. In Advent, we remember that God’s ultimate dream is to be intimately connected to us—to come down and dwell among us.
Even in the midst of the hard and sad and weariness, there is a God who is Christ the King, whose faith, love, hope, wisdom, and power are stronger than anything else we could ever encounter.
When the world feels like it's caving in on us, making it so we feel like we can't breathe, the armor that is faith in God's unwavering love and hope of a world where we fully dwell within the kingdom of God - that is what will give us peace.
Guest speaker, Will Fenton-Jones, speaks on our guiding principles as Christians and how scripture can help us define the words we live by.
It's hard to completely trust God - to trust that God will care for us and is with us; to trust God with our whole lives. Today, as we reflect back on all those who have gone before us and look towards the next year, we are reminded that God will continue to be with us, even as things change and are uncertain.
God keeps God's promises. God goes with us and we can trust this big God because this is the God that created the heavens and the earth and us. "So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous hand." Hear these words. Trust these words.
Many, if not all of us, have trouble trusting God with our whole selves. Today we focus on the question, "Is God big enough" by starting at the beginning - Genesis 1: 1-5.
What was Jesus telling us with The Parable of the Talents? Hear "A Good and Faithful Servant" a special message from guest speaker Alan Scheufler.
Today we conclude our four part worship series on the Exodus of the Israelite people from Egypt. Like the Isrealites, we are in the wilderness, looking to an uncertain future. It's easy to focus on how big the giants are. But what if we chose to focus on how big our God is? What if we believed that God is bigger than this mess?
It is amazing how the ancient story of Exodus, thousands of years old, speaks to us so clearly in 2020. Have we become impatient? Have we tired of waiting? Have we turned our focus from God? Even though it may not feel like it at this very moment, God is with us, moving and working through us, and God will not let us go.
God saves the Isrealites from bondage and God will save us - again and again - as well. god will not leave us to figure it out and survive on our own. God will lead us, all day and all night, to the promised land.
God provides us everything we need, not only during the easy and fun times, but also during times of anxiety and uncertainty. Can we follow God into the wilderness, to incredible things we haven't even imagined yet?
People who say "Love the sinner, hate the sin" may mean well, but is that what Jesus really commands us to do? What Jesus did say is "love your neighbor." And that's an important distinction.
Our short sermon series “Fake News” continues this week, exploring another phrase that we might think is in the Bible… but it’s not. This week is “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.” If someone were to ask you what does it mean to ‘be godly’ what would you say? How do you define it?
"Fake News" is a short sermon series looking at phrases we often hear and say as Christians - phrases that sound like they're from the Bible and we assume are true. But are they?
We begin a new sermon series, Fake News. "God wants me to be happy" is something that we sometimes say. But, it is true?
Sometimes this "Sermon on the Mount" can seem like a "to do" list that we must accomplish in order to receive God's love and forgiveness. But that's backwards. We do these things because God loves us and we believe that God's love can transform the world...and we believe we have a part in that.
To live in a way that's counter cultural, like Jesus is calling us to live - focused on peace and hope and kindness - seems frankly impossible some days. How do we live like this when we're being shouted at from every direction?
Can we open our minds to the ways Jesus’ words challenge us personally and directly today, pointing out the ways we focus on minor things while neglecting major ones? What does Jesus ask of our hearts?
Matthew 6: 25 - 27 “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life?"
In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is inviting us to join him in a new realization of the Kingdom of God - into a new way of doing things. The question is, will we follow?
Right now, as we're living into this "holy disturbance" that is 2020 and this time in history - 2020 with its countless disruptions to how we've always done things - we have an opportunity to follow Jesus into this new kingdom; to change the way we do things and turn our worlds right wide up. Jesus' Sermon on the Mount shows us how to practically do that - to change our actions and thoughts to reflect God's kingdom here and now.
Genuine love isn’t kindness exchanged for kindness. It expects nothing in return, and it isn’t compensation for services rendered. What does Jesus have to say about this kind of love, this completely free, above-and-beyond, gratuitous giving?
We're tempted to want revenge, but Jesus calls us to respond in another way. Join us on Sunday to learn more.
"It's Jesus' dream that justice would come now, righteousness would be discovered now, love for all enemies and friends would be realized now, and that forgiveness and grace and mercy would be ushered in now. No. Not upon our entrance into heaven in our death and new life eternal. Right now." - Rev. Kathy Dickriede
Right now we have the opportunity to re-imagine the world in which we live. As we come out of quarantine, we get to choose what we allow back into our lives. And as our eyes have been opened to the injustices to those among us, we get to choose how we participate in moving our country and our world forward.
And, if we're going to re-imagine our world, why not at least consider what God imagines for us? For the next several weeks , we're going to take a look at Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus explores what it looks like to follow him and live in God's kingdom - which is basically God's rescue operation for the whole world. In this kingdom, Jesus will confront evil, restore God's reign and create a new family in God.
We have been given the gift of the Holy Spirit, not to keep to ourselves, but to use to remake the world into the kingdom of God. That is what Jesus has called us to do! To be his witnesses to the ends of the earth and to all people. And it is only through the Spirit's power and the gathered community that we can change. No matter how inept we feel at that task, the Spirit keeps resting on us, giving us the ability to do the hard work.
What does it mean - what does it look like - to be a spiritual house and a holy priesthood when we are not able to gather together in a physical space? How can we continue to be the body of Christ in this time and space? Pastor Heidi explores these big questions in "Living Stones."
Grab a cup of coffee and the best seat in your house and join us online this Sunday at 9 am as we dive into a difficult scripture, recognizing that following Christ isn't always easy.
As daily life has changed so dramatically, we have been forced to think about everything in different ways. How can we continue to be God's church and love one another from afar? That's the focus of Pastor Heidi's message this Sunday, based on the scripture 1 Peter 1: 17-23
Easter is not just one day, but a season; a season to celebrate the resurrection and the birth of the church, and how we are to live as faithful disciples of Jesus Christ. Hear Pastor Heidi's message "Contented Joy" based on the scripture 1 Peter 1:3-9.
"Hosanna" means "help us!" On this Palm Sunday, Rev. Heidi Welch examines what that might mean for us today in light of the current pandemic crisis.
On Thursday, March 12, the governor issued an order asking Ohioans to limit the size of gatherings to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, Covid-19. Faced with the prospect of having no Sunday worship, we hastily assembled the technology to host worship live over the Internet. Here is the audio from that service.
On a Thursday afternoon, our governor issued an order prohibiting large groups from gathering to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, Covid-19. We did not have technology in place to live stream a worship service, but with some ingenuity, prayers, and a few rubber bands, we were able to successfully share an online worship service. Listen in the results with this podcast!
The season of Lent is a time to re-examine what it means to follow Jesus. What does it mean to you?
Lent isn't so much about 40 days of feeling guilty. It's not a do-over for your New Year Resolutions. It's an opportunity to intentionally focus on our relationship with God. A time to ask, "Has being a Christ follower changed my life?"
During this sermon series, we have taken a look at the lessons Fred Rogers shared in his showed and exemplified in his life. In today's message "Preach the Gospel at All Times", Pastor Heidi talks about how we are called to be helpers. As we close out this series, we think about what it means to be a neighbor to someone, and we think with thankfulness about the people who taught us how to do that.
Our sermon series, The Gospel According to Mr. Rogers, continues with Pastor Heidi's Message "Practice. Practice. Practice!" based on the scripture James 1: 2-8.
God created us as physical, spiritual and emotional beings. What do we do with those emotions that we think of as negative? Listen to Pastor Heidi's message, "Feelings of OK."
What does it mean to be wastefully extravagant - reckless in generosity, forgiveness and love? What does it take to get there? Let's talk about it!
Our winter worship sermon series, The Gospel According to Mr. Rogers continues with Pastor Heidi's message, "The Body of Christ."
Fred Rogers, and ordained Presbyterian pastor, begin filming in February 1968 because he was frustrated with children's programming and wanted to do something about it. So, for two and a half decades and 865 episodes, he used television to nurture those who would join him as his neighbors. Fred Rogers used public television as a platform to speak life and truth to millions of viewers in a posture of peace and kindness and relentless gentleness. While he never preached a sermon on the air, he preached the gospel of Jesus in every episode.
In this sermon, Pastor Heidi takes a look at what it means to be a part of the Body of Christ?
This is the first installment of a new sermon series we're calling "The Gospel According to Mr. Rogers." Fred Rogers was an ordained Presbyterian minister and children's television personality. He wonderfully integrated his Christian beliefs into his life and work so that through him, others could see the gospel come to life. We'll take a look at Christian topics and themes contained in his show, such as sacred worth, forgiveness, the Body of Christ, and much more!
This week's message "You Were a Child Once, Too!" is based on 1 Samuel 16: 1-13.
It's always a beautiful day in the neighborhood when we gather together for worship! Join us on Sunday at 8:45 or 11:15 am - 65 Public Square, Brecksville, Ohio.
As we move through a time of discernment and reflection in the United Methodist Church, Pastor Heidi's words can help guide us... "Let us step out of the muck of our own human righteousness and stand firm on the foundation of Jesus, remembering that we don't do this through our own power or ability, but we do this through God's ultimate power. God's ultimate power makes things beautiful, makes things new, out of this mess. And let us remember why we are doing this. Because we know that the relentless and unconditional love of God is needed for all people."
"If someone pointed at the sky and said, 'Look how beautiful the moon is!' would you look at the moon or would you stare at their finger? The finger is there to point you toward the moon, but the finger is not the moon. If you stare at the finger, you miss the magnificence of the moon."
Just like Mary and Joseph, we sometimes need reminded of the bigger reality of the good news, because we get consumed with our own day to day, and we lose sight of the promise of joy for all people. The Holy Spirit is a gift from Jesus. Here and now. Comforting us, sustaining us, giving us a peace that we can't even imagine...
God came into the world to show the world a new way of being. God used a teenage girl to give birth to a savior and change history. Through God's power, God can use us, each one of us, to change history as well. We are good enough, we are capable enough, if we allow God to use us. If we say "yes."
"...With the name Christian, we have the same choice. We get to choose what it means for us. We get to take it back from all of those negative connotations. For me, being a Christian means that I will feed the hungry, I will comfort the afflicted, love the outcast, forgive the wrong doer, and i will inspire the hopeless..."
When people look at you, who do they see? Who do you want them to see? Pastor Heidi shares a mediation based on Colossians 1: 11-20
We might be fearful in the moment, but we don't have to live there. With God's spirit guiding us, the world can be transformed.
"Around 1890, a boy was born in India..." Pastor Heidi shares the story of a Christian boy, outcast because of his faith, bloomed with the love and support of a Muslim family. Sometimes welcoming and accepting people takes courage. At other times, it takes the simple act of saying hello to someone...
Scripture: Ruth 2: 4-13
We finish up our “Wake Up to Gratitude” series with “Return on Investment.” God has invested in us I’m so many ways. How will you use your gifts to glorify God? Scripture - Matthew 25: 14-29
"Waking Up to Gratitude" is the focus of our three week sermon series. As part of this focus, we're challenging you to keep a daily gratitude journal. What are you thankful for each day? What's important to you? What is your story? What's your why?
The definition of gratitude is "the quality of being thankful and a readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness." Being grateful is a posture - a mindset - a way of seeing the world. In this sermon series, we hope to begin to cultivate a lens of gratitude.
Do you ever find yourself comparing what you have to what someone else has? That's a scarcity mentality. A zero-sum paradigm, where there is only so much to go around.
God doesn't want us to live in scarcity. God wants us to live in abundance.
Can you imagine what it would be like if your mother-in-law filled in for you while you were on vacation with your family? Pastor Heidi can! In this episode, we welcome Rev. Peg Welch as our guest preacher. Her sermon, Coming and Going focuses on The Great Commission.
Our series on discipleship ends with a the question, "Why do we serve?" Appropriately, one of our lay servants, Michael Jaszczak, delivers this message.
What's your "why"?
What does Jesus call us to do? How can we be modern disciples of Christ? These are the central questions of Rev. Heidi Welch's sermon series "Why?"
This week, Pastor Heidi is talking about why we give. The short answer? Because Jesus! (But you should listen to hear the longer answer.)
On Sunday, September 15, 2019, Rev. Heidi Welch delivered a second sermon in the series, "Why?"
Why do we learn together? The scripture focus is Acts 2: 42-47. What's your "why?"
The sermon series "Why?" takes a look at some common questions about how to be a disciple of Jesus today. Episode 1 - Pastor Heidi asks "Why worship?"
The final sermon in the series "Disciple: Perfection NOT Necessary." In this series, we've focused on the stories of Simon Peter, one of Jesus' disciples and the Rock on which Jesus would build his church. Simon Peter is a realistic example of what is means to be a disciple of Jesus. He wasn't perfect. He doubted, argued with Jesus, and denied Jesus three times. But he was courageous, determined, and faithful. With every shortfall, he got back up and tried again. Rev. Heidi Welch delivers this message.