How generous God is when he gives us his gifts! He gives us not just a flower, but a bouquet; not just a drop of water, but an ocean; not just a grain of sand, but a beach; not just a blade of grass, but a lawn; not just something to eat, but his own body and blood in the Eucharist. How generous are we when we give to God and his people in need? It has been said that there are three kinds of givers: Grudge givers, Duty givers, and Thanks givers. Grudge givers say, "I have to

Due to inclement weather, there is NO WORSHIP SERVICE for November 30, 2025. Please take time to reflect with these words from Pastor Selva. First Sunday of Advent: Hope Isaiah 2:1–5; Psalm 122; Romans 13:11–14; Matthew 24:37–44 Light and Being Awake Today we step into a new liturgical year. With it begins the season of Advent—a time of waiting, watching, deepening, and preparing. Through this year we will walk with the Gospel of Matthew. Advent invites us to look in three di

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