Jubilee Theme. A further reflection
We have changed the phrases in our logo over time; but the core of who we are, and how we abide and operate, has not and does not change! Ron
Read MoreJubilee Weekend!
Click and scroll down here for the amazing video on the Jubilee tab of our website that Jonathan Linder created of Saturday’s event. Carolyn Vance, secretary to the Leadership Team and the
Read MoreIT WOULD TAKE TOO LONG
In 1986 at NCF’s 10-year anniversary, Julian Rappaport presented this lovely reflection on what God had done thus far, which is now 40 years ago! If it would take too
Read MoreUnity and Justice
Marty Shupack has been a gift to NCF from the earliest days when he served as pastor and has remained a faithful member of our extended family around the world
Read MoreImaginal Cells & Imaginative Wondering
In Sunday’s service, Ellen Dahlke shared in her welcome about the process of imaginal cells in the transformative process of a caterpillar becoming a butterfly–including the soupy state in the
Read Morequirky people, creative calling
I enjoy the occasional opportunity to visit other churches, to observe how God is working in different places, through different groups of people. The diversity of God’s creation is displayed
Read MoreI HOPE YOU FEEL FREE TO QUESTION/DOUBT. GOOD QUESTIONS #4
Before I share what Renée suggested that I share in this blog, I want to apologize for something I did not make clear in my last blog. As I said,
Read Morebut we have love
I don’t have all the answers, but I have love. In a recent blog, Ron Simkins shared how having questions that we bring TO God can strengthen our relationship WITH
Read Moredrinking from the spring
The summer I was six years old, we moved to property in the Bull River country of Montana. I grew up playing by that river, was baptized in that river, crossed over
Read MoreGood Questions Give Us An Opportunity To Grow-Part 3
I usually choose to save my conclusion until I reach the end of what I write, but this time I want to state the main point up front. I think
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