Dear friends, Today we have a note from our treasurer Lee Morris. I’ll just add that if you haven’t gotten a pledge card or have misplaced yours, let me know and we will get another one to you. Or you can simply email Lee. — Tricia As folks...
Dear friends, Attached is the service sheet for tomorrow’s service. Remember it is All Saints’ Sunday. And remember to turn your clocks back an hour when you go to bed tonight — or you’ll be early for church!...
Dear friends, Earlier this year St. Dunstan’s received a substantial gift from someone concerned about people being evicted from their homes because of losing their jobs during the pandemic. After doing some checking around with different agencies I suggested...
Dear friends, I was 10 year old when the Braves moved to Atlanta in 1966. My fifth grade teacher at Montgomery Elementary School, Miss Wells, had season tickets for that inaugural season. Class began every morning with a discussion of the previous night’s game....
Dear friends, What a joyful day yesterday was! A church full of children and adults in costume, a witch’s platter instead of an offering plate, trick or treating after church in the Beech Grove. We had more people in church than anytime since the pandemic began....
Dear friends, I think that as a community we are in need of some fellowship and fun, and a Sunday Halloween gives us the opportunity for both. All children (and adults) are invited to wear their Halloween costumes to church on Sunday. We ask adults to bring bags of...
“The alien who resides with you shall be to you as the citizen among you; you shall love the alien as yourself, for you were aliens in the land of Egypt.””Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by doing so some have entertained angels...
Dear friends, This year Halloween is on a Sunday, which seems a good thing to celebrate. We invite all the kiddos (and crazy adults) to wear their costumes to church. Nothing gory or violent, please. And we invite the adults to bring bags of candy so that the kids can...
