United Voices ~ 1 Corinthians 12:27-31, Psalm 150

August 12, 2018 Peg Weissbrod

Rev. Dillenbeck’s sermon begins at the 27 minute mark.

A year ago this weekend the country was transfixed by the protests that rocked the town of Charlottesville, VA. The deadly violence there lifted the national consciousness and brought into focus in a broader way the nation’s struggle with white fragility and privilege. Read the rest of this entry »

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Forgiving and Free ~ Luke 23: 34

March 4, 2018 Peg Weissbrod

In the recording of this morning’s worship service, Rev. Annich’s sermon on forgiveness begins around the 16 minute mark.

My dog, Trouper, has a problem with resentment. If there were a 12-Step Program for dogs, I would encourage him to attend the meetings. Read the rest of this entry »

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