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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

11/27/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Advent is here! I love Advent for many reasons. Of course, the lights and the sweets and the Christmas cheer are wonderful. I also love the quietness and darkness. This is the time when we anticipate the coming of the Christ child on Christmas morning. This is when the Universal God comes to us as human in Jesus, a little defenseless baby at the breast of Mary. What kind of God does that? Explore the meaning of Jesus’s coming with the congregation and me this special season.

We are planning for a choral celebration on December 17th in worship. We are also cooperating with Maplewood Presbyterian and Terrace View Presbyterian for several events in Advent including Carol Singing and Christmas Eve services.

Our Bible Study on Acts continues. Join us after worship in person or Tuesday at 10 AM on Zoom. We are using Scot McKnight’s “Acts.” There are free copies on the back table at church. It is also available on Kindle.

Men’s Group is happening all summer at 9 AM on Saturday Mornings. We share in music, bible study, and discussion. Women’s Association meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month with lunch. Get involved in their mission and outreach activities.
Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. We have a new camera with much improved video quality. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links. 

This is what I am planning for worship in December.
Sunday, December3 rd. The darkest and most brooding Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent and I love it!! Am I crazy? Perhaps, but I love the holiness of this special Sunday. In “Tear Open the Heavens” I will talk about the incarnation of Christ and the meaning of the coming of Jesus as our Savior.

Sunday, December 10th. Margaret K will be our sermon leader. She will preach on the famous passage from Isaiah “Comfort Ye My People” which is the line that opens Handel’s Messiah. The coming of Jesus was announced by John the Baptist. In a troubled world, we can confidently give and seek comfort for all people. 

Sunday, December 17th. This is Joy Sunday. Traditionally called Gaudete Sunday. The anointing of the Messiah is the highlight of this week. In “Testify to the Light” I will show how Isaiah tells us about the coming of Jesus. We will have a choral celebration with loads of carols. Come join in the joy of singing!

Sunday, November 24th. We will celebrate Christmas Eve in worship this year. This is Love Sunday just before Christmas Day. I will speak about “Sing the Lord a New Song” about hope for the future that Jesus brings.

Sunday, December 31st. Eileen O will be our sermon leader on this last day of 2023. She will say “Listen to Simeon” who was the righteous man who announced salvation in Jesus. In Galatians 4 we are told we have been adopted into the family of God. This adoption comes with great meaning.

It is a joy to serve God with you! I look forward to worshiping with you in December!
​
Grace and Peace, Pastor Rob

 


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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

10/25/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
 
The rain is back! Having spent 2/3 of my life in the Pacific Northwest it is in my bones. I welcome shorter cooler days with rain. Yet I also worry about overflowing gutters and leaking roofs. With a little prayer, some roof repair and lots of help from you, we hope to stay dry and warm inside. Soon we will have little voices in our midst when the Edmonds Coop Preschool will use our facility. Thanks be to God for them.
 
As we prepare for Advent, Stewardship season begins on November 12th. We will receive and celebrate 2024 pledges for Christ the King Sunday on November 26th. Watch for speakers and information to help with your pledge of tithes and offerings for the coming year!
 
Our Bible Study on Acts continues. Join us after worship in person or Tuesday at 10 AM on Zoom. We are using Scot McKnight’s “Acts.” There are free copies on the back table at church. It is also available on Kindle.
 
Men’s Group is happening all summer at 9 AM on Saturday Mornings. We share in music, bible study, and discussion. Women’s Association meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month with lunch. Get involved in their mission and outreach activities.
 
Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. We have a new camera with much improved video quality. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.
 
​This is what I am planning for worship in November.
 
Sunday, November 5th
. Rev. Jinsuk Kim will preach and celebrate communion this Sunday. Jinsuk worked with the Presbytery in many capacities and he has been pivotal in drawing us together with the Korean-American congregations in our area. Join us in person and online!
 
Sunday, November 12th. I like to say that God’s jealous love binds us together. Whenever we commission someone who moves away or passes on, I always send them with our jealous love as well. In “Jealous God” I will preach about how Joshua struggled to bind the Israelites together. We honor diversity, yet we try for common purpose. 
 
Sunday, November 19th. In “You Go Girl” I will share the story of the two strongest women in the Old Testament, Deborah and Jael. They were surrounded by warriors and Israel was under constant threat. Through boldness and bravery, they set the example for strong female leadership.
 
Sunday, November 26th. Christ the King Sunday is the last Sunday before Advent. We celebrate a powerful image of Jesus, but then we are confronted with the humility of “The Least of These” in Matthew 25. Jesus’s presence in the most humble people is a reminder of our purpose as a church.
 
It is a joy to serve God with you! I look forward to worshiping with you in November!
 
Grace and Peace,
​Pastor Rob

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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

9/28/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
There are lots of amazing changes at Edmonds Presbyterian Church. We have welcomed new visitors, a new baby, and cleaned out and repurposed rooms. The Edmonds Coop Preschool will soon grace our halls with little voices. We are so excited.

Our Bible Study on Acts has begun. Join us after worship in person or Tuesday at 10 AM on Zoom. We are using Scot McKnight’s “Acts.” There are free copies on the back table at church. It is also available on Kindle.

Garden worship at Nancy Becker’s house on September 10th was a big success. We are putting together a new music program and excited about the changes this will bring. If you know someone would like to participate or become our new music director, please contact me.

Men’s Group is happening all summer at 9 AM on Saturday Mornings. We share in music, bible study, and discussion. Women’s Association meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month with lunch. Get involved in their mission and outreach activities.

Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. We have a new camera with much improved video quality. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links. 

​This is what I am planning for worship in October.

Sunday, October 1st. Laurel Underwood will preach and celebrate communion for World Communion Sunday. This is a special Sunday filled with music and the Holy Spirit. Join us in person and online!

Sunday, October 7th. In “Amazing in Our Eyes” I will give you some old-time religion about the Ten Commandments and Jesus’ Parable of the Wicked Tenants. The Ten Commandments were the foundation of the Jewish legal system which greatly influences our lives today.

Sunday, October 14th. Idolatry is everywhere. Humans are built to make meaning and that often leads to idolatry. In “Golden Calves” I show that this meaning making is not inherently wrong, but just misdirected. Instead we should listen to the voice of reason in Paul’s letter to the Philippians.

Sunday, October 22nd. Antisemitism is a major problem in church history. It takes nuance to understand that when we read about Jesus’s and disciples’ opposition to the Jews is not against all Jewish people or the Jewish religion. In “Not in Word Only” I show how Jesus asks us to look beyond institutional power to see God at work.

Sunday, October 29th. In “The Lion King” the torch of kingship is passed from the king Mufasa to the cub Simba. It is a good image of what Moses did to pass the torch of a new generation on Mt. Nebo. He couldn’t go into the promised land, but his legacy was passed to the young. We need to pass our power on to a new generation in our churches.

It is a joy to serve God with you! I look forward to worshiping with you in October!
Grace and Peace, Pastor Rob

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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

7/27/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,

There is a great sense of new life in the church. The Yard Sale was a great success. Games Night has been a lot of fun. Our neighbors have been super helpful making our grounds look beautiful. Our partnership with the Edmonds Toyshop bike ministry was a big success. And we have a preschool interested in partnering with us. It’s an exciting time and I can’t wait to see what’s next.   

Our series on Revelation continues with sermons on Hell and Heaven. I’ve really loved hearing your feedback. Bible Study will continue to meet after worship for a sermon discussion. In September, we will start our regular Bible Study on Acts.

Men’s Group is happening all summer at 9 AM on Saturday Mornings. We share in music, bible study, and discussion. Women’s Association is also continuing this summer on the 2nd Wednesday of the month with lunch.

Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. We have a new camera with much improved video quality. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.
 
This is what I am planning for worship in August.

Sunday, August 6th.
Rev. Laurel Underwood will return to us for a Sunday to lead worship. She will give an inspiring message and administer monthly Communion.

Sunday, August 13th
. My series on Revelation enters the homestretch with “To Hell with Hell.” Revelation 20 talks about the fiery pit and the defeat of Satan. I will review the history of Hell, where it comes from in scripture and how it was made into the dogma we know. I stole the title from Amy Jill Levine who wrote on where our concepts of Hell, both biblical and non-biblical, comes from.

Sunday, August 20th
. In “Heaven That’s Worth it” I will speak about the troubling end of Revelation, in chapters 21 and 22. It seems like Heaven, but are we sure that’s the kind of Heaven we really want? When we look at the beautiful story of Joseph’s reconciliation with his brothers and the imagery of Psalm 133, we get an image of Heaven that is more accessible and enduring.

Sunday, August 27th
. “Renewing of Your Minds” will look closely at the important verse of Roman 12:2. It is a great statement of inclusion and reconciling the Jewish and Gentile churches in Rome. The leadership styles of Peter and Moses show us how they brought together very different people by opening up and renewing their minds.
It is a joy to serve God with you! I look forward to worshiping with you in August!

Grace and Peace,
​Pastor Rob
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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

6/28/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Welcome to the Dog Days! Hopefully, just pleasantly warm days this summer. I am so happy to see your engagement in worship and study. The relaxation and fun of summer can be a great time to reflect on what is really important in life.

Our series on Revelation continues through July. Instead of being a book of fear, it reveals so much about us and our lives. Like a summer blockbuster movie, it is often fun and fascinating. Bible Study will continue to meet after worship for a sermon discussion.

The fun will continue in July with Games Night on July 8 and Amy’s baby shower on July 9 after worship. Mostly we get to just enjoy each other during this beautiful time of the year.

Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.
 
​This is what I am planning for worship in June.

Sunday, July 2nd. These are “Beasty Days.” The book of Revelation gets heavy. I have been talking mostly about the reasons why Revelation was included in the Bible and who the original readers were. This week I will dive into the 4 interpretations of the Beasts, Dragons, and 666. This will equip you for all those wild interpretations that people push on Revelation.

Sunday, July 9th. In “Bowls of Wrath – The Lord of Dance” I will explore the role of anger in scripture. We are often given an image of a wrathful father in God. Understanding this projection can help us understand why we feel this way and how Jesus invites us to dance along with him.

Sunday, July 16th. I’m a patriotic person and believe in the self-correcting greatness of America. I believe this comes through seeing ourselves as we really are for the good and the bad. In “Bablyon’s Legacy of Exploitation” I will explore how Revelation shows that Babylon lives in us today.

Sunday, July 23rd. Phew! We are going to take a few weeks break from Revelation and about the Bible is a living document. In “Living Bibles” you will see how God’s revelation is constantly changing and how the Bible interpretation changes every generation. We are living in the most exciting era of Bible studies.

Sunday, July 30th. We round out the month with the comforting message of “Nothing Can Separate Us.” We are created for attachment and love. Song of Solomon shows us images of romantic love. Ruth shows us familial love. Romans 8 shows us how God’s love will never leave us.

Please consider joining us for sermon discussion after worship this summer!

It is a joy to serve God with you! I am thrilled to see what’s next for us.
Grace and Peace, Pastor Rob

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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

6/1/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Summer is finally here! Warm weather, garden parties, vacations. We have several fun things planned for this summer at Edmonds. I am so encouraged by the life we have seen in recent months. We just added a new member on Pentecost. We also had a very successful Games Night in May. Join us for our next Games Night on Saturday, June 3rd, 7-9PM.

Our partnership with the Edmonds Toy Shop is growing with a bicycle distribution event on the afternoon of Saturday, June 3rd. Come by and see what they have been working in our back sheds for the last 6 months. They will distribute bikes and offer games and snacks for the kids. We will send out a reminder flyer with details.

Bible Study will be on hiatus for the Summer as usual. Instead, we will meet after worship for a sermon discussion. I am doing an 8-part series on the Book of Revelation. As an Apocalypse story, it means “revealing” in Greek. See how it is more revealing about who we are now than prophecy of the future.

Please tell your friends and family about our Online Streaming Worship. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.

This is what I am planning for worship in June.

Sunday, June 4th. In “Irresistible Love” I will show how the Trinity is linked to the Creation story. God said, “Let US create humankind in OUR image.” When you see how the Trinity is about mutual love in mind, body, and spirit, you can see that Creation seems irresistible.

Sunday, June 11th. I begin an 8-part series on Revelation with “Seven Letters – Seeing Ourselves in Revelation.” The book starts gently by telling us how seven historic churches in Western Turkey are doing. Kind of like a report card. There is more there than it seems because we can see ourselves in the letters.

Sunday, June 18th. Things get crazy really quickly in “Seven Seals – A Big Change.” I will go through the context of the book and how to interpret the wild and fantastical images with hope instead of fear. When you know the circumstances that these Christians were in, you can see how Revelation contains such important messages for them and for us.

Sunday, June 25th. In “Seven Trumpets – The Great Unfolding” you will see how some of the craziest imagery is interpreted. In keeping with the style of apocalyptic literature of the day, these images helped the people understand the sweeping changes of history that they were living through. When we look at our world, we can see how these things influence us and our future.

Please consider joining us for sermon discussion after worship this summer!
It is a joy to serve God with you! I am thrilled to see what’s next for us.
Grace and Peace,
Pastor Rob

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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

3/30/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Welcome to Holy Week! We have a lot planned for music, reflection, and worship. The Choir will be in full swing for Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. We have some great messages planned for you.

We are cooperating with Calvin Presbyterian and Maplewood Presbyterian for Holy Week. Maundy Thursday service will be at Edmonds, 7 PM, April 6th. Good Friday will be at Calvin PC, 7 PM, April 7th. Easter Sunday Sunrise Service will be hosted by Maplewood at the Harbor Beach, 6:30 AM, April 9th. And of course, we will have Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday services at Edmonds at the usual 10 AM.

Plans for Easter Baskets with the Concern for Neighbors food bank in Mountlake Terrace are in full swing. Our partnership with the Edmonds Toy Shop is growing with a bicycle distribution event in the Spring. Stay tuned for details on these opportunities to serve.

Our study of the Sermon on the Mount using Amy-Jill Levine’s “Toward the Kingdom of Heaven” continues. Please join us after worship or at 10AM Tuesday over Zoom.

The sound quality on our Online Streaming Worship is greatly improved. We are attracting online worshipers from around the country! Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.

This is what I am planning for worship in April.
 
Sunday, April 2nd. This is Palm Sunday. In the sermon “Finally!” I explore the geography of Jesus’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem. How he entered the city and the people’s reactions to him say a lot about his power as the Messiah and worldly powers around him, and what that means for us.

Thursday, April 6th. This is Maundy Thursday. There will be a short reflection on Judas, his betrayal of Jesus, and the things we need to “Bring It to The Cross.”

Sunday, April 9th.  Easter is here! “Sourdough Starter” is about all the ways resurrection happens around us. Sourdough is the leavening that lasts through an Alaskan winter to bring new life. The empty tomb is a scene of utter serenity. Mary Magdalene is the first person to see the risen Christ.

Sunday, April 16th. In “More Valuable Than Gold” we will see how Peter grows and matures from disciple to apostle to epistle writer. His progression can really help us understand our spiritual growth.

Sunday, April 23rd. Discovering the risen Jesus on the road to Emmaus, the men say “It Was You All Along.” Belief in Jesus isn’t pushed on us, and it isn’t the same for every person. Instead we are invited to discover him in our own time.

Sunday, April 30th. We will have guest pastor, Kimberly Crispeno, offering an inspiring message.
It is a joy to serve God with you! I wish you many blessings in this Easter season.

Grace and Peace, Pastor Rob
 
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From the Desk of Pastor Rob

2/23/2023

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Wow, that was a busy start to the new year! Now we are in Lent, and it is a time for rest and reflection.
 
We are cooperating with Calvin Presbyterian and Maplewood Presbyterian again this year. Maundy Thursday service will be at Edmonds, 7 PM, April 6th. Good Friday will be at Calvin PC, details to come. Easter Sunday Sunrise Service will be hosted by Maplewood, 6:30 AM, April 9th. And of course, we will have Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday services at Edmonds at the usual 10 AM. Details to come!
 
Plans for Easter Baskets with the Concern for Neighbors food bank in Mountlake Terrace are in full swing. Our partnership with the Edmonds Toy Shop is growing with a bicycle distribution event in the Spring. Stay tuned for details on these opportunities to serve.
 
Choir is back! We will sing in worship at least once per month, with practice the Wednesday before. The next practice is Wednesday, March 1 at 7 PM. We will sing on March 5 worship at 10 AM.

Our study of the Sermon on the Mount using Amy-Jill Levine’s “Toward the Kingdom of Heaven” continues. Please join us after worship or at 10AM Tuesday over Zoom.
We worked out all the bugs in our Online Streaming Worship. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links.
 
This is what I am planning for worship in March.
Sunday, March 5th. My sermon “Are You Kidding?” explores the joke that is built into John 3. John uses Greek puns and verbal tricks to show the cleverness of Jesus and the shallowness of Nicodemus and the Pharisees. How we see this passage tells us a lot about how we received the famous John 3:16.

Sunday, March 12th. “Be Careful What You Ask For” is about our need to complain to God. God often answers our prayers in unexpected ways. When Jesus asks the Samaritan woman at the well for a drink, she gets a lot more than she expects, leading her to say “Sir, give me this water.”

Sunday, March 19th. The story of the blind man in John 9 is very funny as well as instructive. When he talks to the judgmental Pharisees, it makes us wonder “Who Is Blind?”

Sunday, March 26th. In “In Dry Bones Wet Eyes” we see the depth of emotions in Ezekiel and in Jesus. Ezekiel wonders if Israel will ever be a nation again. Jesus cries for his dear friend Lazarus and his sisters. Jesus is beginning to know what he will be facing on the cross and he is deeply emotionally affected.

It is a joy to serve God with you! I wish you many blessings in this Lenten season.

Grace and Peace,
Pastor Rob

 

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​From the Desk of Pastor Rob

12/29/2022

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
This is an abbreviated New Years version of the Caller. 
Advent and Christmas was an absolute joy at Edmonds! The choir filled the sanctuary. Nicole, Brian, Allie, and Sarah enhanced our services with their beautiful voices. We cooperated with Maplewood and Terrace View for Christmas services. And we added 7 new members on Christmas Day! What an exciting time to be at Edmonds!

We are resuming our study of the Sermon on the Mount using Amy-Jill Levine’s “Toward the Kingdom of Heaven.” Please join us after worship or at 10AM Tuesday over Zoom. 

We worked out all the bugs in our Online Streaming Worship. Please go to the www.epc-pcusa.org website for the latest links. 

This is what I am planning for worship in January.

Sunday, January 1st. I will preach about the joy of Psalm 148 in “All the Lord Has Done.” I will teach you the proper way to say Hallelujah הַ֥לְלוּ יָ֨הּ in Hebrew. We will also experience the joy of Neil Diamond’s music, especially “Holly Holy.”

Sunday, January 8th. This is Baptism of the Lord Sunday. John the Baptist asks Jesus “And You Come to Me?” These words tell us so much about the relationship between John and Jesus. Baptism is a time for turning around, metanoia in Greek. Will the church turn around in time for a new generation?

Sunday, January 15th. I will take you on “A Corinthian Tour.” The geography of Corinth in Greece played a pivotal role in the formation of the New Testament. The reason we study the letters to the Corinthians so often is because this rich and vibrant ancient city tells us so much about being a Christian today. 

Sunday, January 22nd. We will have a guest reader preach “The Cross is Foolishness.” This is the iconic phrase of 1 Corinthians 1:18 that highlights the craziness of Jesus’s mission in the face of skepticism. Jesus’s journey to the north country is a precursor to Paul’s journeys to the gentiles.

Sunday, January 29th. Charity Sandstrom will lead worship and give an inspiring message. Charity just joined Edmond Presbyterian Church in membership. She is an ordained Quaker minister of 15 years. She is working on steps to be ordained in the PC(USA). Thanks be to God for Charity in our midst!

It is a joy to be with you in the new year. I am so excited to start a new year of ministry together!
Grace and Peace, 
Pastor Rob 

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​From the Desk of Pastor Rob

11/30/2022

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Dear Fellow Travelers,
Advent is here! Christmas is right around the corner! I can hardly believe that this is my second Advent with you. We have certainly had a very busy year with lots of activity. This year Christmas Day falls on a Sunday. We will have a very special service filled with music, readings, and we will bring in several new church members!
 
The Choir has been very busy practicing for Advent. Practices are on most Wednesdays, at 7 PM. We have practices planned for Nov. 30, Dec. 7, Dec. 14. The choir will be offering music during worship all season. All are welcome!
 
Bible Study continues! I love how you take the Bible seriously, and how you see the humanity and humor in the Bible. We are using Amy-Jill Levine’s “Toward the Kingdom of Heaven.” Please join us after Sunday Worship in-person or Tuesdays at 10AM for Zoom Bible Study.
 
We are active on social media: Facebook (@EdmondsPres), Instagram (@EdmondsPresbyterianChurch), or TikTok (@realbiblerob). Look on our website www.epc-pcusa.org for links. If you know anyone who could benefit from my messages, please encourage them to follow us!
 
We added a streaming worship option. Please see your Saturday morning email for the weekly link. Share this with family and friends who would like to worship online.
 
Here’s the plan for worship services in Advent and Christmas:
December 4, I will preach “The Lamb of God.” This is the 2nd Sunday in Advent when we light the Peace Candle. Throughout history there has been so little peace. How do we claim the peace that Jesus, the Christ child promises?

December 11, We will have a service of Lessons and Carols, filled with Bible readings and Christmas Carols. We will light the Joy Candle. The message will be “Complicated Joy.”

December 18, In “The Necessary Virgin” I will share the amazing bravery of Mary. Mary gave of herself to be the mother of Jesus. Does it matter that she was a virgin? Maybe not the way that you think. We need to know more about why Mary said “Yes!” to God.

December 24, Christmas Eve. We are cooperating with Maplewood Presbyterian, 19523 84th Ave. W, Edmonds to attend their Christmas Eve service at 3PM. I plan to be there. I hope you will join me!

December 25, Christmas Day! The Maplewood folks will join us for worship. I will preach “Jesus for Everyone.” The service will be filled with music, prayer, joy, and new members!
 
I am so excited about all of the great things happening with our church!
With the Peace of our God,
Pastor Rob


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