The Feast is sensory-friendly. Instead of applause, the sign from American Sign Language for clapping is used. The lighting at The Feast is soft and other accommodations are made to be sure the service is sensory-friendly, as well as accessible.
Everywhere there was joy and restlessness: joy because of the deep love and the miracle of our baby before our eyes; restlessness because of the feel of life shifting… we were now responsible for another life.
Divorce can be hell. And some of us feel like we made our bed and so we must sleep in it. That’s what guilt and shame do. They tell you that you deserve all the heartache.
There are times in life where I think it is safe to say we can get bogged down by the materialist mindset that is commonplace living in America. Not to say that we should feel bad for where we were born, but we have to remember that it’s not our...
Music touches the soul in ways words cannot. In this place, where we did not speak the same language, God spoke through our choir to that place, and in that moment, the Holy Spirit made us all one people in one language.
They say the days are long but the years are short, and it is absolutely true. Before we know it, the infants we brought home from the hospital are taking their first steps, heading to kindergarten, middle school, high school, and then out of our...
This is a huge Sunday in our church. We have children moving up to the next grade level, new class curriculums starting, and new guests on campus. Will you help us make Sunday a truly hospitable day?
It takes more than a little bit of free pizza to meet the needs of the next generation. Wesley House hopes that their renovated building will be a home away from home, and they pray that it provides these students with a safe space to explore...
