This Sunday, March 31st, is Easter! It’s the day of days, when we celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus! It’s going to be an awesome day of worship (9:00 AM), egg hunt and brunch. Don’t miss it! And remember your church on Easter. Each year we take a special...
The word miracle is thrown around a lot at Christmas time. There’s the miracle of Jesus’ birth, of course, but also a bunch of books and movies sport the word in their titles. The obvious one is “Miracle on 34th Street”, but there are literally dozens of movies in the...
As a believer, I wonder every year how unbelievers can celebrate Thanksgiving. It seems to me that in order to celebrate Thanksgiving, one must identify to Whom one is thankful! And don’t try to tell me that someone can be thankful “to the universe”! Thanks that are given require that...
As we approach yet another Christmas, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on where we are as a church family and how God is blessing and challenging us. This has been a tough year in many ways. We have begun a process that may well lead to our...
For The Fount Account this week, I want to share a story from a book of Christmas stories. I hope you enjoy it! – Pastor Glen When the star appeared in the sky on the first Christmas night, four wise men from the East set off on the long journey...
In all of the hustle and bustle of getting ready for Easter, don’t forget your church family! The Easter Offering is used to catch up on our ministry budget as we conclude the first quarter of the year. There are so many things that The Fount does in ministry, that...
The pandemic has changed the world in many ways! Not the least of which involves how we interact with the church, especially in worshipping and tithing. But we have made accommodations to enable everyone to give in ways that are understandable and convenient. Did you know that during the pandemic,...
As we have worked our way through Advent this year, we have revisited the traditional themes of Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, and I realized more than ever just how well this church family reflects these themes. Throughout the pandemic, I have sensed a continual HOPE from the congregation; hope...
Our metrical Psalm for the fifth week of Lent is Psalm 121. We will be singing this version during our worship service on Sunday.
If you’re like many of us, the recently approved stimulus program that will send $1400 checks to many Americans, presents you with a conundrum: “I don’t really approve of the government spending this kind of money, and/or I don’t really need it!” If the pandemic has hit you hard (loss...