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  When the waves roar and the winds howl, the people are afraid.  The winds and waves are a metaphor for challenging times in life.  In our Gospel today Jesus calms the seas, and the disciples say,  “Who then is this, … Continued

  There is power in the seed.  What we plant now can have positive effects way into the future.  Now is the time to claim and proclaim the Kingdom.  Join us for our study in the Gospel of Mark.  Sunday … Continued

Worship with us beginning at 10 am on Zoom, Facebook Live, and YouTube as we begin our journey through Mark’s Gospel.  This Sunday, Jesus reminds us of the true meaning of Family.

Join us as we honor the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  The Creator, Reedeemer, and Sustainer.  Trinity Sunday at St. Bartholomew’s.   Sunday at 10 am for worship via Zoom, Facebook Live or YouTube.  The bulletin can be found under the … Continued

Many athletes around the world will be competing this summer in the 2021 Olympics going for gold.  While we look forward to seeing our United States athletes compete, we need to acknowledge that there are other paths to gold. There … Continued

Come Holy Spirit Come!  Jesus sends the spirit to be with the disciples so they can begin their ministries.  Join us on Sunday at 10 am for worship via Zoom, Facebook Live or YouTube.  The bulletin can be found under … Continued

The Gospel of John teaches us how to live in relationship with God and with each other.  Seek, Abide, Love, and invite others to Come and See. Join us on Sunday at 10 am for worship via Zoom, Facebook Live … Continued

Part 2 of Jesus’ words in John’s Gospel on abiding in him. “This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s … Continued

Jesus repeatedly uses the word “abide” to describe that relationship of the vine to the branches. One of Jesus’ key appeals in John’s gospel is that the disciples “abide in me,” which is also translatable as “Make your home with … Continued

During Jesus’ ministry on earth, He said many things that challenged those he encountered.  He used figurative language to connect his ministry to the time and place that he lived so people could understand his call. In John’s Gospel we … Continued