Gardening for Good

It’s no surprise to me that when the pandemic first hit and we had some free time on our hands, a lot of us turned to gardening.  Garden supply stores had record business last spring and I personally ended up ordering 8 cubic yards of garden soil for my vegetable garden.  Now that vaccinations are underway and there is a light at the end of this oh so long tunnel, I hope that we will continue to dig in the soil and maybe even expand our gardens even further this spring.

Earth Care Month

Too much good stuff to fit in one day

Interfaith Power & Light’s  Faith, Climate Action Week 2021 (4/16-25) has the theme: Sacred Ground: Cultivating Connections Between Our Faith, Our Food, and the Climate. Examining how our food systems contribute to injustice and to climate change, and how our faiths call us to respond through practical solutions. WRPC honors the stewardship of God’s good creation and extends that theme marking this year’s Earth Day with activities and recommitment to care. 

It's Been a Year

On Wednesday, March 11, 2020, I wrote the following email to members of our IT Team:

Can you advise the Worship Committee/Session on the possibility of streaming a modified Sunday worship service? I am feeling like we might be headed toward cancelling a week or two of worship, and I would like to be prepared…

Prepared for what?