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The Good Shepherd
Jesus referred to himself as the Good Shepherd. “I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me, just as the Father knows me and I know the Father. And I lay down my life for the sheep.” (John 10:14). At the time, and in the place that Jesus spoke these…
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Family Ministry – April 2013
Greetings St. George’s Families, I was so pleased to see many of you at our Easter services. It is a wonderful time to gather with our Christian family and celebrate the gift of the living Christ. I hope you had a great time gathering with family and sharing an Easter feast. Our Church School is…
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A Closer Walk with Thee
An important part of Lent for me is taking seriously the time for self examination. It is not an easy thing to do, self examination. We need help to look at ourselves, because we don’t often see ourselves honestly. I know I don’t. Most of the time my view of my self is tinted with prejudice…
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Free of All The Things That Diminish Us
The accounts of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus differ in each of the four Gospels. It is interesting to compare each of the accounts and I would invite you to do so. Some have details unique to their Gospel, but all place the women at the tomb on Easter morning. Imagine what it must have been like for…
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Family Ministry – March 2013
Greetings St. George’s Families, We are at the half way point through Lent, however, since my next letter to you will be after Easter, I will be focusing on Easter in this letter. Christians are an Easter people. We celebrate the resurrection of Christ who triumphed not only over the inhumanity of the world but…
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