Greetings to everyone who is a part of Delmar Presbyterian! When I worked in a furniture shop, I often found the most difficult part of the day was the last two hours, usually 3 to 5 or 4 to 6. In the morning, I started in with energy and enthusiasm for the day, a feeling that lasted right up to lunch. After lunch, I was renewed and ready to get back to my bench and whatever project awaited me. But around 3 o’clock, it seems my energy just ran out. The eagerness of the morning had melted...

Greetings to the members and friends of DPC! As a person of faith, this past month has been difficult and has raised so many questions for me about what it means to even be a person of faith in the modern world. With the outbreak of war—ostensibly a war to “create peace.” First, I have to reflect on what it means to be a peacemaker living in a nation at war, a nation I love, but one that at times vexes me with its policies and ways of being in the world. I also wrestle with what it means to...