Pastor George shares a special message as we look back at 2023.

For those of you who joined us for our last Christian Education class before the Summer you are already aware that we have entered a new part of our stewardship campaign over the course of the year.

For those of you who joined us for our last Christian Education class before the Summer you are already aware that we have entered a new part of our stewardship campaign over the course of the year.

For those of you who joined us for our last Christian Education class before the Summer you are already aware that we have entered a new part of our stewardship campaign over the course of the year.

Stewardship is a tricky topic to handle from a pastoral perspective. In his book, The Truth and Beauty, Andrew Klavan had a humorous response to this verse. He writes, “This instruction has forced endless generations of pastors to assure their wealthy parishioners that that’s not what he really meant.”

When I was young, I was easily able to wake up at 6AM. I don’t know where I got all of that energy, but I would wake up early so that I could watch cartoons before I had to get ready for school.

When I was young, I was easily able to wake up at 6AM. I don’t know where I got all of that energy, but I would wake up early so that I could watch cartoons before I had to get ready for school.

When I was young, I was easily able to wake up at 6AM. I don’t know where I got all of that energy, but I would wake up early so that I could watch cartoons before I had to get ready for school.

When I was young, I was easily able to wake up at 6AM. I don’t know where I got all of that energy, but I would wake up early so that I could watch cartoons before I had to get ready for school.

One of the things I love at the church is my door. Now this is very self-satisfied of me, because I am obviously the one who built it, but I love the controversy that it causes.

It is Summer time, and you know what that means! Mostly clear skies, green trees, extremely humid New Jersey Summers, but even more importantly, it is a time to sit down and enjoy a hot summer read.

Well, it seems that, barring any massive or unseen change, we, as a country, are in the upswing out of the pandemic and will be returning to normalcy over the coming months. With the rollout of the vaccine smoothing over and more states opening up and lowering restrictions, it seems that we are on the mend. The first and most important response is to praise God for his sovereign hand guiding all things during this time and leading us out on the other end. For it is only by his will that all things have come to pass. So, we should lift up praise and worship to him, not just on Sundays, but on every day.