From the Pastor

For centuries, the fourth Sunday of Easter has been hailed as Good Shepherd Sunday, because the scriptures celebrate Christ imagined as a shepherd with the

When we encounter the risen Jesus, we are changed and will never be the same. This week’s gospel, much like “The Walk to Emmaus Story,”

The witness given in our readings this Sunday is extraordinary. “Doubting” Thomas comes up with one of the most powerful, concise creeds in all of

Giving something up is a traditional practice of Lent to help us prepare for Easter, but often we do not venture past giving up something

Giving something up is a traditional practice of the season, but often we do not venture past giving up something like chocolate or wine. Perhaps

Giving something up is a traditional practice of the season, but often we do not venture past giving up something like chocolate or wine. Perhaps

Giving something up is a traditional practice of the season, but often we do not venture past giving up something like chocolate or wine. Perhaps

Giving something up is a traditional practice of the season, but often we do not venture past giving up something like chocolate or wine. Perhaps

Giving something up is a traditional practice of the season, but often we do not venture past giving up something like chocolate or wine. Perhaps