When people feel welcomed and included, they are comfortable, and that allows them to feel God’s presence; it makes them want to come back and be part of the community they find here. I truly believe as people come to know the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, the world is changed one person at a time.
Hospitality done well creates an opening for the Holy Spirit which opens the door to life change.
The Beignet Bus will be “rolling to get you going” all morning long and they take cash and cards.
If you’re ready to spend the morning seeing your friends, (and making some new ones!) as well as serving the MJM, please join us.
Without a “diet” of spiritual practices, it’s easy to fret about things more and trust God less.
United Methodist Women (UMW) held their closing meeting the garden this week – the first in-person meeting they have had since February 2020.
When they were in middle and high school, my girls would groan and roll their eyes when they found out that yes, my husband I had volunteered to chaperone a dance or activity. Oh, the horror! Their friends and classmates might actually have to interact with us!
Hospitality done well creates an opening for the Holy Spirit which opens the door to life change.
The time I spend with God determines both the direction and quality of the time I spend elsewhere. — Randy Alcorn
“The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings.” Kakuzo Okakura, The Book of Tea Ask my grown children and they will tell you: I am old-school. I still buy books, I don’t “download them.” I am not, nor have I ever been, on social media. I’m not…