The Rev. Rob Stevens, our Rector, offers an update on 2021 and our hope for the year to come in advance of our Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 23.
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The month of January has 31 days. The book of Proverbs has 31 chapters. That’s a fun alignment, so I’ve been reading and reflecting on a Proverb a day this month. “The book of Proverbs are not universal promises, but principals that have been tested over time and summarized to help people navigate wisely through life.” (Rich Villodas)
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Names for us today have become largely a matter of personal autonomy. People often give their children highly unusual names, occasionally making up new ones; some people change their first name, occasionally as a way to “dress up” an ordinary name. In any case, our names in modern America seem to be a matter of personal property. The biblical notion of names was quite different.




















