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June 6, 2021
That moment during the announcements,
your first Sunday of in-person worship,
after 61 weeks of online only,
and you make eye contact with a 2-year old
who has risen to her feet,
in the very back pew,
and you say, "Hi Avery."
And she grins with recognition and does the little close the fingers into the palm wave.
I've been graced.
Remember that story a couple of years ago about the young boy in rural MN who wandered away from home? They looked until darkness made them pause for the night. At sunrise the next morning, they resum
In Jesus' parable of the fig tree the gardener could see possibilities for the barren tree. Applying the story to our lives we asked who is someone that perceived possibilities in us? Someone who saw