May the words of my mouth and the meditations of all our hearts be pleasing in your sight O Lord, our Rock and our Redeemer. Amen.

“God Loves The Tiny”

While living as a captive in Babylon around 587 BC, Ezekiel’s soul and hands and feet hurt. He was a poor Jewish captiv...

An Important Update...

It's with a heavy heart that I prepare for my final Sunday service with Epiphany. I've loved every minute of my time with you and will always cherish it. I hope we'll get to say goodbye this weekend and open our hearts to the next things God has...

Hello lovely people,

I hope your Lenten fasts and reflections have been going well.

We're almost to that fantastic, life-changing week in the Christian year where we experience Christ's final days and transforming resurrection: Holy Week. The complete schedule is bel...

• May the words of my mouth and the meditations of all our hearts be acceptable in your sight, O Lord, our strength and our redeemer. Amen.

Prepare an open mind as I get my technology ready. [Prepare the wireless speaker and pull up the song]. I’m about to present...

Lent is a time of year for us to recenter, to focus on what matters in life. The coming of Lent reminds us that we live short lives that are full of too many distractions. We are afraid to say "no" for fear of disappointment or disapproval or putting ourselves at risk....

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Happy season after the Epiphany! If you want to hear more about the season of Epiphany, click here. Also, we are changing locations! Please see more info below.

If you want to get coffee to chat about your journey, introduce me to anyone who may e...

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Merry Christmas!

If you want to get coffee to chat about your journey, introduce me to anyone who may want to or get involved in any way, reply below, send me a separate email and/or call me (912-349-9379).

May the Peace of Christ be with you thi...

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We're a "church without walls", which requires a bit of a paradigm shift. We have to move away from planning programs within a singular church building and focus more on the community and neighborhoods, on our relationships and partnerships with oth...