It’s probably true that for any sufficiently significant area of human endeavor and practice, there’s an effectively inexhaustible supply of potential things to learn.

This summer has been incredible at St. Andrew’s! I’ve had the pleasure of meeting many new faces who have joined our church community.

School crossing guards again exercise absolute dominion over any who would dare trespass their tiny territories of striped lines.

One of the interesting things about relationships is that you can know someone for years and still be surprised by them: A story you have never heard; an experience they have never shared; a side of their personality you somehow missed.

Our congregation has, in many and various ways, experienced a great deal of pain, loss, and suffering in the past months.

It’s been a hard week. As you likely know already, we lost a long-time member quite suddenly (and far too young) when Sydney Robison died on Monday.

It is not possible for me to describe to you all the things that have happened while in New Orleans and keep this letter to a reasonable length.

One of our cherished Hands&Feet ministries is the Belize mission trip.

As we gather with friends and family to celebrate the Fourth of July, this year carries special significance as our nation marks its 250th birthday.