I think we all can appreciate a good lost and found story. And I am sure that every one of you has such a one to tell. When it comes to such stories, Leslie and I usually have quite different attitudes concerning a lost item, whether it be sunglasses, an unmatched sock, a cap, or whatever. She is usually more relaxed than I am. “It will eventually turn up,” is her motto. … Well, that got put to the test some years ago when the lost item was our first cordless, battery operated, phone. That dates us, doesn’t it! Evidently the battery was dead so trying to ring the number did not help. A diligent search of everywhereimaginable, including a brush pile outside, proved futile. We had given up until weeks later when stocking the linen closet the phone was discovered atop a pile of folded sheets.
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Grace Notes 2025-09-17This week I am sharing with you a list of 12. Twelve things that often are missing apart from good liturgical worship, such as we value in the Lutheran Tradition. I would argue it is not good to be without the following 12…
As baptized believers we are pilgrims in this age. Our deliverance from the kingdom of darkness in the waters of Holy Baptism is behind us. And yet the resurrection of the dead and our arrival in the fulness of the Kingdom of Light in the new heavens and earth lies ahead. We are situated as travelers and sojourners in the interim.
In promoting Bible Study and Bible reading in our congregation, this week I want to share with you what I have in mind for our Wednesday evening, hour long study, beginning at 6:30pm. The startup date will be September 10.