This poem was shared in church by Pastor Rebecca on the first Sunday of Advent. It was written by Madeleine L’Engle, the author of “A Wrinkle in Time.”
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COPE CORNER – Christian Outreach Program Elkhorn I wanted to update everyone on COPE events over the last few months. Thank you, Lori Hullinger, COPE Representative The annual golf outing raised $15,000. Slightly down from previous years but still a very good amount and is our largest fundraiser. Eagles club breakfast raised $1227, which was…
We are busy getting ready for all those amazing preschoolers! We are expanding our Preschool and Parents’ Day Out Program, and we could not be more excited!
We invite you to worship with us on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings (approximately 7 p.m.). We have special speakers and an amazing worship video series that we will be sharing each night.
Dates have been set for our 12th annual Elkhorn Hills Garage Sale for Missions. The 2019 Garage Sale dates are: August 15, 16 and 17. As always, it will take a lot of volunteers to make the sale a success. There are many ways in which you can help…. Start now by saving your…
Weeks after Cyclone Kenneth roared through northern Mozambique, killing 38 and causing massive flooding, survivors are struggling to rise up from the rubble.
When I reflect on what happened to me in terms of my faith, I see God’s grace allowing me to find in this distressing experience a greater empathy for those less fortunate than myself. I have been given the opportunity to shine a little light on what others suffer in our flawed criminal justice system.
Thanks to Bonnita Sherburne and the Adult Education Committee for planning this outing to the Cloisters on the Platte retreat center. Thanks, also, for providing this written review and pictures of the event. Enjoy!
This short prayer is an excerpt from a Litany of Peace for Father’s Day by the Rev Jane Sommers shared by Discipleship Ministries.
Beaches and amusement parks are popular destinations but not the only places to find renewal. Some United Methodists choose an alternate time away, spending some of their vacation time serving with people in need.