Dear Friends, When the Stewardship Committee asked me to write this year’s letter, my thoughts turned immediately to our sunflower garden. At first, it looked uncertain — a few fragile stems struggling to take root. But with patient care and
As Hurricane Melissa devastated Jamaica, and over forty-two million Americans faced the loss of their food stamps, I found myself thinking, I would love to return to the simple Jesus—the one the Gospels speak about. But then it struck me–
Recently, Eric Trump made headlines for saying that the second Trump administration “saved God and Christianity” from the evil forces of the Left. Many were quick to express outrage—but perhaps we should ask, what did he really mean? Part of
I honestly promised myself I wouldn’t reflect on the ICE crisis. I wanted to stay quiet—to protect my peace. But I can’t. My heart won’t let me. Our nation has reached a point where we must stop and ask: Where
If Jesus were to leave my life, what would change about me? What would my days look like without Him? These questions have been resting on my heart lately, and I want to invite you to reflect on them too.
To speak about Jesus today can feel uncomfortable—even humiliating. In our world, his name has been tied to so much hatred and abuse of power that many prefer not to mention it at all. In public spaces, even hearing his
If you know something about Christian spirituality, it is that it does not always feel the same. There are seasons when the soul feels dry, when prayer seems empty, and when God feels painfully distant. In such moments, it may
In moments of national crisis, we are called to pause and reflect on what truly matters. We live in a time when trust within our communities has been shaken. Today, our friendships and relationships are shaped by politics—by who thinks,
Reflections on Violence, Hatred, and the Death of Charlie Kirk As I reflect on the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk yesterday, one detail refuses to leave my mind–it happened on September 10—just one day before September 11. Was that timing
It is good to be back with you after my vacation. I return refreshed and very grateful for all who cared so faithfully for our parish during my absence—especially Deacon Clifford, Kris, Altar Guild, and the Vestry. I also give
