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It has been hard to watch the news lately. The world feels heavy, and it's easy to feel overwhelmed by all that is broken and aching.
Mr. Rogers famously said that in difficult times we should "look for the helpers" – and this week, Jesus might say it this way: look for the salt and the light.
In our gospel reading, Jesus calls his followers to be salt and light in the world and Isaiah reminds us that faith is not about performative religion, but about lives shaped by honest compassion and care. Join us for worship as we listen for how God is calling us into authentic discipleship – small, real acts of love that quietly shine hope into a weary world. I look forward to seeing you.
Grace & Peace,
Pastor Chamie
By S SmithIt has been hard to watch the news lately. The world feels heavy, and it's easy to feel overwhelmed by all that is broken and aching.
Mr. Rogers famously said that in difficult times we should "look for the helpers" – and this week, Jesus might say it this way: look for the salt and the light.
In our gospel reading, Jesus calls his followers to be salt and light in the world and Isaiah reminds us that faith is not about performative religion, but about lives shaped by honest compassion and care. Join us for worship as we listen for how God is calling us into authentic discipleship – small, real acts of love that quietly shine hope into a weary world. I look forward to seeing you.
Grace & Peace,
Pastor Chamie