Today’s Reading: Read Galatians 4-6 Pop quiz! If you plant an apple seed, what will grow? An orange tree or an apple tree? What kind of fruit would you expect to see on that tree? Bananas, peaches or apples? In fact if you plant an apple seed, an apple tree
Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows. This week, the second week of November, is World Kindness Week, devoted to promoting more kindness throughout the year. World Kindness Week was originally launched by the World Kindness Movement as World Kindness Day, November 13, in 1998 but evolved into World Kindness
In 1674, Isaac Newton (1642–1726) informed German theologian Henry Oldenburg that he had “long since determined to concern [himself] no further about ye promotion of Philosophy.”[1] This admission seems strange, given that his Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica would be published a decade later in 1687. But again, in 1679, Newton
Reflection on the problem of suffering and mercy played an important role both in the teaching of John Paul II and in the philosophy of Józef Tischner. The thought of both centered on the human being: John Paul II focused on man and his acts, Tischner on man in the
The following comes from the Church Newsroom. Sam Penrod, a spokesperson with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, shared this statement on Thursday, November 7, 2024: With much sadness, we inform you of the unexpected passing of a full-time missionary of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
This is a re-post of an article by Rev. Taryn Montgomery, originally published in the Northeast Minnesota Synod Enews, covering the October 12th “Walking Together” celebration of ELCA World Hunger’s 50th anniversary. Note: this article was written on October 29th, before the November 5th election, which Rev. Montgomery references in
GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY This week we walked through the last week of Jesus’ life and learned about his crucifixion and resurrection. Both of those were necessary for us to be able to no longer be separated from God! Read Romans 3:23. The Bible tells us that we have all sinned.
Welcome to Sundays at All Hallows. Jesus was a keen observer of everything around him. He not only noticed how people behaved but also discerned their motives. He was able to see beyond people’s outward appearances and to see their true selves. In this Sunday’s message we reflect upon