Many of the stories in the Old Testament describe the fracturing and scattering of people, largely as a result of human sin. On the Day of Pentecost we see the opposite happening, God uniting people of many nations together through the preaching of the Gospel, and each hearing in his or her own language. God loves unity, it is a major piece of his plan for redemption. This unity is already beginning to happen through the sacrifice of Jesus and by the power of the Holy Spirit dwelling within us.
Good Samaritan offers a food giveaway on the last Saturday of each month (excluding November and December when it takes place on the 3rd Saturday of the month). It begins…
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On the first Saturday of every month, the men of Good Samaritan gather for food, fellowship, prayer, and a brief teaching. Please join us!
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This summer, Vacation Bible School will take place July 8-11. The theme for this year will be “In the Wild.”
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Identity theft is a serious danger today. Someone, pretending to be you, can hack into your financial accounts, steal your money, and leave you liable. There is another form of…
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The Rev. Christopher Klukas Rector (Senior Pastor)
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