MINISTER'S BLOG
For over 40 years, we've been helping spread God's good news here in Fulton and throughout the world, and we pray that God will continue to use our congregation.
Fresh Eyes!
If you are a regular reader of this blog you will know that much of what I have written about has to do with vision or eyes. I guess I think that what I am
Read More...Life on a Cruise Ship
Camille and I thoroughly enjoyed the cruises we have been able to experience. There are several aspects of cruising that we particularly appreciate. First, we like the idea of being out of reach from so
Read More...A Question of When?
Lately, my mind has been fixated on time. Often my mind will start to wander off in the direction that invariably poses a “When” question. Like you, I am feeling the pressure and confusion related
Read More...It’s OK….You can call me 4-eyes!
I can still remember how excited I was to get my first pair of glasses. I guess no one told me or perhaps I wasn’t listening to anybody who told me wearing glasses would be
Read More...Free…to Keep Silent!
Let’s play a game! What do the following have in common? Drinking, smoking, watching TV, dancing, mixed swimming, movie theaters, tattoos, rock & roll Did you figure it out? For me, these are all subject
Read More...When Right is Still Wrong!
I was thinking the other day about conflict and my mom. My mom was a common-sense kind of lady who wasn’t afraid to tell you what she believed the truth to be. Occasionally my generally
Read More...Ready or not!
The phone rang about noon. The voice on the other end of the line was frantic. The best I could tell from what little sense this person was making is that there had been an
Read More...The Curse of Social Distancing
2020 has been a year for the record books! The impact of covid 19 has been felt around the world and touched every home in one way or another. One of the new terms that
Read More...Fitting In
A few weeks ago, I wrote a blog post that talked about the yard at the parsonage and how it was an ongoing, challenging project. Perhaps you might enjoy hearing that progress continues to be
Read More...Wisdom When Facing the Promise of Better
I remember as a child watching cartoons on Saturday mornings and hearing commercials about “new and improved”. That phrase could be applied to virtually anything being advertised: breakfast cereal, a toy, a game or even
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