Rev. Dr. Jenn Pick

As a clergy couple with a tween, we tend to cherish the family time we have together.

Earlier this summer, Pastor Kagan and I dreamed up a sermon series about women in the Bible.

This summer our son showed an interest in cooking, and scrambled eggs were first on the list.

Every family hands things down. I have my Granny’s china set with tiny daisies around the edges, and her Bible.

I remember almost every moment of my wedding day: the smell of the yellow roses in my bouquet, the feel of Todd’s great-grandmother’s ring slipping onto my finger, and the lightning storm that knocked out the power at our reception.

If you know much about me, you know that I love little nerdy facts.

We all have our own ways of telling time.

Those of you who know me know that I love baking for others.

Many of us know this verse from Warner Sallman’s famous painting, Christ at Heart’s Door.

Tonight at Wesley Hall is our last Summer Potluck.