It’s a big day—this Sunday.
An important day.
Transfiguration Sunday.

Jesus on the mountain—glowing in glory.
One of the most important scriptures in the Bible.
But very few people listen to what it says.
Especially “fundamentalists.”
Let’s talk about it on Sunday.

And the choir will sing that great anthem we had in the bulletin prematurely last week—with oboe and flute.
Big music for a big day.

Transfiguration Sunday is always the last Sunday before Lent.
Lent—the “time of the Cross” leading to Easter.
That means next Wednesday is Ash Wednesday!!!

I need an Ash Wednesday.
I am ready for this year’s journey to the cross.
And Ash Wednesday is when it begins.
Wednesday worship will be at 6:00.

Last Sunday

We had the joy last Sunday of welcoming Judy Cornish as a member. She was already very much a part of our church family.

We also had all kinds of disappointments. Keith Butterfield was ill, so there was no 99th birthday party. Doug and Sue Kelcey were out with COVID. Judy Reaves’ husband, John, is in the ICU. His daughter, Michelle, was in church with Judy. Keep the prayers going.

Got word that Beverly Tye’s second hip surgery has been very painful, and the pain is not clearing yet. Linda Anderson has not been back to church since her fall. (We miss her.) Charlotte Holder is recovering, but not back yet. Other folks are out sick.

But the Lord is always with us.
That’s what I said in my sermon.
Thanks be to God.

Pastor’s Class

Researchers have discovered that dogs often know when their master decides to return home and will go to the door and wait—even if the master is many miles away. What has this got to do with God and faith? Find out Sunday—class at 9:45.

Breakfast

It’s a “We Bring It” Sunday.
Please bring breakfast items to share if you are able.
At 10:30.

By the time you read this, I will have seen my eye doctor for a procedure to correct the blurred vision after cataract surgery.
I may see you better this Sunday.
Plan to be there so I can see you!

God Bless
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