By The Rev. Barbara Mraz I went into Kowalski’s Market on Thursday and bought some things for a luncheon I was having the next day:
by Jered Weber-Johnson As warmer weather approaches, so too do the possibilities for safely and comfortably gathering together outdoors. Over the past month our Regathering
This is Barbara writing, not Craig or Richard.It may not seem like it but…. “Adagio for Strings” by American composer Samuel Barber has been called
By the Rev. Barbara Mraz My grandma and her youngest son, Don. The picture still calls to me. He was seventeen years old, barely out
by Jered Weber-Johnson During the season of Advent, Saint John’s will shift our liturgical life on Sundays from the Spiritual Communion, which we’ve used since
by the Rev. Jered Weber-Johnson I love the Reverend Emily Scott’s new book, For All Who Hunger. It challenges me. It is a memoir of
by the Rev. Barbara Mraz Full disclosure: I am a good friend of Sheryl Ramstad, sister of Jim Ramstad, and had the privilege of writing
Depressed, isolated, worried about winter and the looming election – many of us are struggling with these things and could use a little good news
“Wow, Christianity is metal as f**k!” The text message from an old friend made me laugh so hard that my reply “LOL” actually reflected reality (not a given in my generation!).
In answer to a question about why I was going to church on a Thursday night, I had just finished a long-winded retelling of the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The bare facts of the story were not new to this friend…
Once a week I grab my hand sanitizer and face mask and head to the post office to pick up St. John’s mail. It’s an
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