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April 2026 Blog Post by Pastor Bec Do you like books? I don’t know about you, but I sure do. I love to read. Do you?It’s never too late to start, and library books are free. Books have so much to offer. They take us to other worlds – we can travel all over the…

 March 2026 Blog   The Count of Monte Cristo is a classic novel. It was written almost 200 years ago by a French author named Alexander Dumas. This book is about a young man, Edmond Dantes, who is a sailor about to be promoted to captain of the ship. He’s also newly engaged. It is…

 February 2026 Blog Post by Pastor Bec Recently, I got to be a witness of an important and long-awaited reunion. Reconciliation. Restoration. These are powerful words in which the God I serve excels. And thanks to His orchestration, when I attended this very special reunion, the key participants had a very instrumental ally. We’ll call…

January 2026 Blog Let’s call him “Harry.” (Names have been changed to protect the innocent.) He’s a handyman for a property rental company. He’s very good and does exceptional work. But… he’s very, very difficult to communicate with. He’ll text, says he’ll call in an hour, and then not call. Or he’ll call several hours…

December Blog Post by Pastor Bec This familiar phrase comes to us from the classic Christmas carol “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.” This is one of our favorite minor key Christmas carols, and one of the oldest. The carol originates from 16th century England, and the earliest known printed edition was published in 1760. In…

A November/Thanksgiving Blog 2025 Have you ever put coins or dollars into a machine (not a gambling slot machine) with a guaranteed something dispersed in return? Think food or drink vending machines. Or cash/coin recycling systems. Also savings or investments with a high yield. Such is gratitude. We add to the spiritual exercise of worship…