Monthly Archives: March 2018

A day of hope

Posted on March 25, 2018 by Josh

Good morning, Friends! Today is Palm Sunday – the Sunday before Easter. It’s a big deal in a lot of places. In some countries, everybody takes off the whole week before Easter for all kinds of special services. They have … Continue reading →

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Who is the greatest?

Posted on March 18, 2018 by Josh

Good morning, Friends! We keep getting closer and closer to Easter. It’s just a couple of weeks away now. I’ve pointed out several times in the last few weeks that even Jesus’ closest friends didn’t really understand who Jesus was … Continue reading →

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Wearing the cross/bearing the cross

Posted on March 11, 2018 by Josh

Good morning, Friends! We’re getting kind of close to Easter, and we haven’t really spent much time talking about it yet. Some years we have a long build-up to Easter, with a whole series of Sundays where we prepare for the … Continue reading →

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Do you know me?

Posted on March 4, 2018 by Josh

Good morning, Friends! Our scripture this morning is another one of those important stories that’s found in three of the four gospels – you can read it in Matthew, Mark and Luke. Today we’ll be reading Matthew’s version of the … Continue reading →

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Quakers and the Underground Railroad (March 2018)

Posted on March 1, 2018 by Josh

Slavery was a part of life in the American colonies – not just here in the South, but also in New Jersey, Rhode Island and New York in the early days. Slavery was associated with crops which required lots of … Continue reading →

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