Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, Even though I’ve been doing newsletter articles for a while now, it still doesn’t come naturally to me. It takes me a little while to think about how I’m going to fill a blank page with no writing prompt and a bunch of different directions I could go. So for…

Dear Edgeboro Friends & Family, This year will mark five Easter sermons that I’ve preached at Edgeboro. Each one of them has exclusively focused on one of the gospel accounts – and understandably so – but in this newsletter, I want to spend some time with a story from scripture that is assigned to Easter…

Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, I want to share something with you that we talked about at our most recent Joint Board meeting. To begin the Joint Board’s time together, I planned a simple time of prayer which consisted of two questions followed by a time to share other prayer concerns and a closing prayer…

Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, As many of you know, I took some extended time away from the office and the pulpit in January. While that time wasn’t exactly vacation, there was still plenty of opportunities to rest. So rest has been on my mind lately. Thanks to a wonderful conversation I had a few…

Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, I know Christmas is on everyone’s mind right now – I mean, I was indulging on Christmas music far too early this year myself – but I do want to take a page from Thanksgiving for a moment and give some thanks where it is due. We are coming to…

Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, The calendar has now turned. We’ve left the costumes and skeletons behind (the pumpkins can stay), and now we are squarely in the month of thanksgiving, counting blessings, and peeking ahead to Christmas. At Edgeboro, November is usually a time of preparation. The materials for the Christmas putz are gathered…

Dear Edgeboro Family & Friends, First off, I just wanted to say a quick word of thanks to you all that make up Edgeboro—and even though quick, it is sincere. On June 4th, 2016, I was ordained a Deacon in the Moravian Church—the first order of ministry. With the approval of an Ordination Review Committee…