Both an address from Moderator Kimberly Heath and a Town Hall centred on Epiphany ~ from the E-ssentials email dated December 16, 2025 On January 6th, 2026, from 3:00-5:00 p.m. PT, join The Right Rev. Dr. Kimberly Heath, Moderator, for … Continue reading →
Seeds of Hope Devotions for the season of Advent and Christmas Daily except Sundays from December 1st to January 6th ~ from a post on November 24, 2024 on the Lutherans Connect Facebook page We all come from a seed … Continue reading →
A Whimsical Journey from Advent to Epiphany For those on Facebook, you will find the daily Wandering Wisemen posts from Advent to Epiphany quite delightful. ~ from the Wandering Wisemen Facebook post on November 14, 2023 The Wandering Wisemen will … Continue reading →
Follow the Whimsical Journey of Balthazar, Melchior, and Gaspar — along with their faithful camel, Hezekiah For those on Facebook, you will find the daily Wandering Wisemen posts from Advent to Epiphany quite delightful. The following is from this year’s … Continue reading →
for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity January 18th to 25th The daily themes, scripture readings, reflections, and prayers were prepared by the Middle East Council of Churches and the international Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (WPCU) Writing … Continue reading →
“We Saw the Star in the East . . .” Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (January 18 – 25) will draw together churches across the world in hope to reflect on the hope and joy in Matthew 2:2, “We … Continue reading →
Longing For Renewal November 29th to January 6th How do we have hope in a time of frustration and fear? How can we renew our sense of mystery and wonder, when mostly we feel exhausted and disappointed? Inspired by Isaiah … Continue reading →
Following the Light In the lectionary readings of January, the word “follow” occurs often. The Magi follow the Star to Bethlehem. The first disciples drop what they are doing and follow Jesus. For all of us, Jesus becomes the Star … Continue reading →
Living Our Faith ~ from a post on the Lutherans Connect Facebook Page dated January 3, 2019 Many of us would love to spend more time in spiritual practice than we do, but often find it hard to make space … Continue reading →