Jesus invites us into a relationship defined by friendship and to extend that same friendship and love to our neighbors. That love needs to be extended beyond the barriers we and the world so often construct to include all of our neighbors.

There is no fear when we come to know the heart of Jesus, just love.

As Christ's followers we are witnesses to his teachings and the nature of his life, death and resurrection. We are called to reflect the spirit of who he was in our words and actions.

Early Christians centered themselves in the peace that Jesus shared with them in the days after Easter, living together with a spirit of generosity. These key elements remain important for our life together today.

On Easter, the resurrection of Jesus gave us a new story. What seemed to be the darkest of days became reason for hope, gratitude, and joy.

Remembering the final meal Jesus shared with his disciples.

Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, a symbol of humility and peace. Christians are invited to follow in his path to share grace and love with all.

Jesus shares paradoxical wisdom that when we relinquish our hold on life for ourselves, but seek to serve, we keep it eternally.

God loves the whole world. But, more specifically, God loves you. Trusting in God's love leads us into God's light and peace.

Jesus opens space where each of us can encounter the living God who comes to us in grace and love and invites us into a life of meaning.