Monthly thoughts from First Baptist Church
Every year we pass through three celebrations: Jesus’ ascension to the Father’s presence, the Holy Spirit sent by the Father to us, and finally, Trinity Sunday. These celebrations highlight that the Godhead has three distinct persons who, together, are one being. Each person is fully God—not one third of God. But at the same time […]
I hope this finds you well as spring arrives in earnest in Regina. This past week, many trees leafed out quickly. I spent a few days south of Indian Head in a little secluded valley. Some of you may remember Fred and Betty Anderson. I was staying in a simple, little cabin they built by
We are finally enjoying the first sunny days above freezing. For some, the coming weeks meaning cleaning homes, inside and out. We have gone through closets and cabinets. Some things were put away, some brought out, and others were no longer needed. Seeds have been planted and there’s yard work ahead of hoped-for warm weather.
We have just been blessed with several weeks of meaningful events. Our Easter concert blended readings from scripture with beautiful songs to tell the story of Jesus’ life. The service was a well-planned and powerful reflection. The choir and musicians led us well. (Photos courtesy of Carmen Pauls Orthner) Several of us set aside time
Jesus’ Suffering and Death for the Life of the World Jesus opened up a way for anyone and everyone to come home. He has given us a church family that welcomes one another on this journey. There are so many people who are praying, sharing, and caring for each other
