With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

With the pandemic restrictions eased, everyone's rushing back towards a "normal" summer again, replete with all the fun activities. Let's learn how to make God a part of them, too.

Memorial Day was started as people decorated the graves of the Civil War dead. Jesus gave us his own kind of memorial – Holy Communion. He said, “Do this in remembrance of me.” and makes it possible to not grieve as those who have no hope.

Even though there may not be visible tongues of fire on our heads, the Spirit is still just as powerful today as it was on the day of Pentecost. Find out why, as followers of Christ, that power is available for us to use today.

We might wish that the resurrected Jesus was still physically dwelling here on earth where we could still see him. But that would confine him to one place. Let's see why it's better he left.