Baptism is going public

For our Lord, it happened in the Jordan River by a man named John. Baptism in first century Jewish culture was very common. And it meant different things in different settings. For ritual purity, Jews used a mikvah and washing in a mikvah provided cleansing for...

Some thoughts on current events

Since the massacre in Israel began over a week ago, I have been checking my X feed often. I’ve cried. I’ve prayed. I’ve tried to wrap my head around the depravity and hatred which would prompt such actions by Hamas.  It is hard to comprehend the depths of evil in the...

Same Savior

I would say that for many of you, today is your first opportunity to meet Bishop Alex and Millie Ojera. They have become part of our church family since our first team went to Uganda in 2007. From my recollection, their last visit to Peninsula was in April 2018. We...

Thinking of the Savior

This week I’ve been thinking of the Savior. Celebrating the Lord’s Table has a way of bringing me back to those events which unfolded around Passover many years ago. The agony He endured is incomprehensible to me. I can’t imagine humanity being so cruel that we could...

Ebed-Melech

This morning you will find on the patio a smorgasbord of opportunities. If you don’t find one which gets you excited, then let us help you get something new started. The patio this morning is a tool to motivate you to find a place to be a blessing. And sometimes it...

A look back at 2008

This morn,  I thought I would pull up a Back Page from 2008, during the first medical mission in Bombo. Has much changed?  Let me share it with you.  Good memories of a faithful God. My Apple laptop is open.  I sit about 12:30 pm on Tuesday in our makeshift clinic,...