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This morning I awoke to a Facebook message asking for clergy to gather at 10am to pray for Charleston. I quickly asked myself, “what happened in Charleston?” This may sound naive, but I thought possibly an earthquake or […]
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When most pastors mention going off to annual conference, congregational members may often think that it is a vacation. Well, I am here to tell you that it is not – it is an important week of business […]
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I have had a few days to reflect on the weekend that was (and hopefully weekends that will continue to be). For three days the Belwood Charge was in the midst of revival (May 29-31, 2015). When I first arrived […]
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In my current and first appointment at the Belwood Charge, I have learned many new things. One of these new things is something called “Memorial Day.” Not only is it a national holiday, but in this part of […]
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This morning my dad and uncle finished the final closing paperwork on the sale of my grandparents home. I was just there last Saturday, going through memorabilia and items to take with me. I knew then that it […]
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Ash Wednesday begins our journey through Lent. Join my friend and colleague Rev. James L. Trivedi Effect generic viagra germany – Knotting You With Your needs. If a viagra samples in canada website offers this drug without asking […]
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Over the past few months I have been writing papers for provisional membership in the Western North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church. Writing the papers has allowed me to reflect on what it is I believe. […]
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Have you ever thought of the word safety? Today we think of it in many terms: Weather: Take Safety due to a Watch or Warning … Traffic: Always Wear Your Seat belt -or- Don’t Follow Too Closely … […]
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This past Sunday we were blessed as a Mission Network to worship together, to commune together, and to affirm the ordering of the church – Charge Conference. Not only was the presence of God present within that time […]
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This morning I watched the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life.” The only part I ever remember knowing as a child was the last words in the entire movie, “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets it’s wings.” […]