MESSAGE FROM THE PASTOR
We of course are now into the Lenten season with daytime services at 11am in the Chapel. Many give something up for Lent which is fine as long as you attach some meaningful reason for the sacrifice. Another option would be not to give something up but add something new to your life. Perhaps reading a new book, making a new friend, eating something you never ate before. Praying to say thank you and not just in our time of need. My garage door decided not to work the other night so I called a company to help out. They came and almost immediately found the problem. A leaf covered up the sensor desgned to stop me from being crushed. It worked perfectly as it was designed. Something was in the way of it closing so it wouldn’t close. It is often the smallest thing that we overlook that causes us to call for assistance. In the same way god wants to help us in our daily life. Nothing is to small or trivial for God. God has qite literally heard and seen it all. Don’t let something small become something big. Tell someone and especially tell God. Lent is a time t reflect and take a closer look at who we are and what we can potentially be. For God, the door to real peace and joy is always open. Pjh