Going With
Her portrait has hung in my office for decades. Her serene face with a firm resolve stares off to the side and a pointy helmet rests over her head and ears.
Her portrait has hung in my office for decades. Her serene face with a firm resolve stares off to the side and a pointy helmet rests over her head and ears.
During these cold winter months, join one of these four teams to find warmth in serving others and making new friends.
The Bible was written when patriarchy ruled the day, with women’s lives and their stories often ignored, even maligned.
It has been an eventful January: major winter storms, devastating wildfires, a cease-fire in Gaza, MLK Day, and the Inauguration. Plus, TikTok left and came back! Perhaps, like me, you have felt a swirl of heavy emotion and a dizzying array of thoughts.
Recently, I listened to a podcast interview with Oliver Burkeman, author of “Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals.” Instead of measuring our life in years, what if we measured it in weeks?
After a busy and beautiful Christmas season our city was blanketed with record snowfall that quieted the hum of typical activity.
As we begin a new year, we will explore stories of beautiful beginnings in scripture, each with a different lesson for this new year.
We are pleased to welcome Libby Brennaman to the staff beginning January 5. She will be serving as the new part-time Children's Director.
"A brighter future does not require us all to achieve an enlightened way of life. It requires only that each one of us, wherever we may be, take a single step towards it." -- Alexi Murdoch
As I reflect on 2024 and the vibrant community of Country Club Christian Church, I want to say THANK YOU!
One of my favorite children’s Christmas books is “A Small Miracle” by Peter Covington. The book has no words. Only pictures.
I wonder if Mary let them hold the baby? When the shepherds showed up at the manger, did she say “You can hold him if you want to”?
We are approaching the longest night. On December 21, the winter solstice, the sun will set at 4:59. At our house we look forward to this day because after that, each day gets longer until finally summer arrives, and the fireflies do not come out til almost 10pm.
This Sunday, we enter the sacred season of Advent, a time of anticipation, reflection, and hope.
My parents have two daughters and three grandchildren and the last time we were all together in one place was in 2019 for a graduation in Boston. In the intervening years life happened.