Pastor's Message
Dear Siblings in Christ
It is hard to imagine that a new decade has begun. What have you accomplished in the last decade? For some it is big things, for others just getting through each of the past 3,650 days has been a miracle, and of course there is everything in between. Now that Christmas has passed, along with the hectic feel of it, and our celebrations are over, perhaps we need to just set one or two simple goals for moving forward.
When I began my journey into ministry eleven years ago, I knew only one thing. I was to do as Jesus told John to do, "Take care of my sheep." (John 21:16) It has been a great pleasure to work with you as the sheep for whom I have been sent to care. I just have one problem with my call at Mount Calvary and I need your help in overcoming this one hurdle. I almost always find out AFTER someone has been in the hospital and gone home that they were ever sick, or injured, or hurting. I would love to support you when such occurrences happen in your life. I am thankful that for many of your that almost never happens, it says great things about how you take care of yourselves. But, I would ask that you allow me, as your pastor, to come and visit, pray with you, talk with you, and be there for you in your need. Please call and if I cannot get to the phone in the short number of rigs given, please lease a message. I will get back to you:
As you move into 2020, may God's love and wisdom always light the way as God strives to guide you on your life's path.
In Christ's Service,
Pastor Debbie
It is hard to imagine that a new decade has begun. What have you accomplished in the last decade? For some it is big things, for others just getting through each of the past 3,650 days has been a miracle, and of course there is everything in between. Now that Christmas has passed, along with the hectic feel of it, and our celebrations are over, perhaps we need to just set one or two simple goals for moving forward.
When I began my journey into ministry eleven years ago, I knew only one thing. I was to do as Jesus told John to do, "Take care of my sheep." (John 21:16) It has been a great pleasure to work with you as the sheep for whom I have been sent to care. I just have one problem with my call at Mount Calvary and I need your help in overcoming this one hurdle. I almost always find out AFTER someone has been in the hospital and gone home that they were ever sick, or injured, or hurting. I would love to support you when such occurrences happen in your life. I am thankful that for many of your that almost never happens, it says great things about how you take care of yourselves. But, I would ask that you allow me, as your pastor, to come and visit, pray with you, talk with you, and be there for you in your need. Please call and if I cannot get to the phone in the short number of rigs given, please lease a message. I will get back to you:
As you move into 2020, may God's love and wisdom always light the way as God strives to guide you on your life's path.
In Christ's Service,
Pastor Debbie