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The miracle of the Annunciation is more than a historic event. By the account of St. Luke, by the testimony of the Evangelist, you hear the proclamation of the angel, you hear Mary’s response of faith. And you have hope. Because: you were not conceived without sin; you were begotten of a human father and born to a human mother. And so, to you, the curse applies. In pain, your mother bore you. And like Cain, and, indeed, all of Adam’s descendants, the fruits of your sin have c

Our next Advent Soup Supper will be Wed., Dec. 10, at 5:30 pm. A sign-up sheet is available on the bulletin board. Vespers will begin at 6:30 pm. Heed the word of the Lord; prepare for the Lord’s coming: make it your aim and goal to attend. The LWML will be hosting the Annual Cookie Walk next Sunday, Dec. 14, following service. Everyone is invited to bring cookies, breads, etc. They will be setting up on Saturday, Dec. 13, at 10:00 am. You can bring your tasty treats anytime

As men observe the signs of a creation groaning under its bondage to decay, Jesus tells us that people will see this shaking of the powers that be, along with the resultant distress of nations,  and that, “their hearts will fail them from fear.”  Beloved, this is the way it is for the world; those who don’t fear God must fear everything else: the political climate, acts of violence, the environment, the economy, one’s health, relationship and family issues, all of that become