by MCCDC-Dale | Mar 7, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection “I regularly pray for things that are unlikely to come about quickly, if at all. I pray for world peace. I pray for just resolutions to major geopolitical situations. I pray for reduced gun violence and for equity and fairness between all...
by MCCDC-Dale | Feb 29, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection “Passion for your house consumes me.” ~ Psalm 69:9, Common English Bible Howard Thurman asks, “What makes you come alive?” During this season of Lent we’re asking that question. When we come alive our passions are revealed. When we come...
by MCCDC-Dale | Feb 22, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection “Don’t ask yourself what the world needs. Ask yourself what makes you come alive, and go do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” ~?Howard Thurman This Sunday marks the second in our Lenten season of...
by MCCDC-Dale | Feb 15, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection ALWAYS I will lift up my soul to You, Eternal One, BECAUSE You are my God and I put my trust in You. Do not let me be humiliated. Do not let my enemies celebrate at my expense. CERTAINLY none of the people who rely on You will be shamed....
by MCCDC-Dale | Feb 8, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection The God of glorious science is also the God of awesome mystery. In a world where people try to calculate everything with precision, our Gospel for Sunday from Mark 9:2-9 is untamed. It is a wild adventure with no GPS. I’m not sure what to...
by MCCDC-Dale | Feb 1, 2024 | Calendar, Current Events & News, EBLAST, Events, Space Rental
This Week’s Reflection “Jesus came and took her by the hand and lifted her up.” ~Mark 1: 31 As I was growing up, one of my favorite church songs was “Love Lifted Me.” When we got to the “lifted” part of the song the children would rise high on their toes. It was...
