by Fr. Bill Garrison | Apr 28, 2025 | Reflections, Teachings
This Sunday, we hear Jesus helping his disciples catch some fish. Then we will hear about Jesus feeding them when they come ashore. And, lastly, Jesus asks Peter to feed his sheep. We are told this story is about Jesus appearing after his resurrection, and that is...
by Fr. Bill Garrison | Apr 4, 2025 | Reflections, Teachings
A few years ago, ok more than a few, I was a pretty good bowler. One of the sayings at the time was this. “Trust is a must or your game is a bust”. What was meant was to roll the ball with a natural arm swing and trust that it would do the work. What was...
by The Rev. Hart Roussel | Feb 21, 2025 | Reflections, Teachings
Joseph of Egypt saw the hand of God at work in his reconciliation with his brothers, the brothers who sold him into slavery and whose lives he held in his hands. His act of reconciliation ensured God’s promises to Abraham would be fulfilled. One of my favorite lines...
by Fr. Bill Garrison | Dec 18, 2024 | Reflections, Teachings
When I was in seminary I was introduced to the idea of “social location.” In a few words this is the awareness of what makes a person unique. The potential for a million questions that might be asked and answered exists for everyone. Where did they grow...
by Saint Andrews Team | Oct 6, 2023 | Reflections, Teachings
Dear St. Andrew’s Family, As our annual stewardship campaign gets underway, you have been hearing about the theme, Rooted in Abundance, and its reminder to us that we are inspired to give because so much has been given to us. This is not transactional – we do not give...
by Saint Andrews Team | Oct 6, 2023 | Reflections, Teachings
Dear St. Andrew’s Family St. Andrew’s has deep roots. Shortly, we’ll be celebrating our 100th anniversary. Life was quite a bit different 100 years ago. As is our community, how we spend our time, and how we communicate. The words of Jesus Christ remain...
