There’s an old joke – maybe you have heard it. Q: How many church members does it take to change a light bulb? A: Change the light bulb? My grandmother donated that light bulb! We laugh because it can be true – oftentimes we can grow used to things being a certain way for soContinue reading “Changes”
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One year in
The first Sunday of October marks one year since Open Door called me to be their pastor, so I thought this would be an excellent time to give you an update on how that’s going – at least from my perspective. Besides, so much in ministry takes time to measure, and can only be accuratelyContinue reading “One year in”
Mennonite with a Southern accent
In September, I was part of a tour hosted by Mennonite Central Committee Central States, where we spent time learning from the Mennonites in Oklahoma who are Cheyene. It was a lovely trip, and if we were sitting down across from each other, I would love to talk about it for ages. But the thingContinue reading “Mennonite with a Southern accent”
Open Door Mennonite Church 