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Lent in the Garden
February 16th, 2023
Lent in the Gardenby Monica Frazier, Candidate for ministry from White Rock UMCOne of my most-loved memories of life together at WRUMC is last year’s Easter worship at sunrise in the garden. Surrounde...  Read More
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Wonderful Word of God
January 31st, 2023
What does the Word of God mean to you? A blog post about our upcoming worship series, Wonderful Word of God: Discovering the Word of God within us....  Read More
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Putting the “Home” in Home Groups
January 18th, 2023
Putting the “Home” in Home Groupsby Zach deMoyaI’ve become increasingly aware over the past five or so years, having lived in a few different cities in that time and attended and worked with a variety...  Read More
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How far will we go?
January 4th, 2023
How far will we go? By Rev. Kerry Smith January 6 is a big day in the Christian church. But, that date now has additional meaning for us because as Americans we know that date. January 6 is the day th...  Read More
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Advent Love
December 22nd, 2022
Christmas Day BrunchBy Rebecca Garrett Pace“Hey, Rebecca, could you write a blog about brunch?”“I like brunch. Sure.”So yeah, that’s how this came about. My blog posts are usually about melancholy thi...  Read More
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Advent Joy
December 13th, 2022
Joy is power. Joy is resistance to the darkness. Joy is the fuel that sustains us for the times of grief and longing. Joy is everything.The third Sunday in Advent is halfway through a six week journey...  Read More
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Advent Peace
December 5th, 2022
“It's the most wonderful time of the year,” but Christmas can also be the most difficult time of the year. This Sunday we focused on peace, and peace doesn’t just happen. We have to work for it, pursu...  Read More
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Advent Hope
November 27th, 2022
The first Sunday of Advent is about hope. Writer and spiritual director Kathy Escobar says “hope requires risk and sacrifice. Working against our reflexes to run, hide, self-protect, and self-medicate...  Read More
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3 Rules
November 17th, 2022
The 3 General Rules ask all of us to do the opposite. They are meant to slow us down in a world that moves so quickly so that we can act with intention in all we do. And for that, I am grateful....  Read More
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Is it This or is it That?
November 10th, 2022
But to reduce politics and our civic engagement to a choice made on election day is as much missing the point as reading the story of Mary and Martha and choosing between “sitting at the feet” of Jesu...  Read More
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“The days are long, but the years are short.”
November 2nd, 2022
“The days are long, but the years are short.” -- Gretchen Rubin

I often think of these words, especially as the end of a year approaches. It seems like when October comes, we are on fast forward and ...  Read More
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We Carry the Light for Each Other
October 27th, 2022
I need All Saints Sunday because grief feels so lonely, and All Saints Sunday reminds me that I’m not alone....  Read More
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