Pastor’s Blog
From the Trails to Holy Week and Beyond
Each year around spring break, my wife, Anne, and I set aside a week away together, and this year we were blessed to spend that time in Big Bend National Park, one of the natural treasures of our great state.In four days, Anne and I hiked 30 miles!On the trails of the...
Late Church set Easter Morning
St. Peter Lutheran Church's members will join with Christians around the world in celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter morning, April 5 during the late worship service that begins at 11 a.m.(Doss has traded service times with St. Paul Lutheran at...
Spring Cleaning and Soul Cleaning
I recently moved out of my office at HolyGhost after 20 years. That meant cleaning out two decades' worth of files, papers and accumulated "stuff." It was long overdue - and yes, it was a mess. My wife was not impressed!Spring has a way of forcing us to clear out what...
The Light of Epiphany Leads to Lent
As the church season of Epiphany draws to a close this month, we wrap up by remembering that Epiphany is a season of revelation, recognition, and rejoicing in Jesus!In response, on Sunday, Feb. 8, we will hear in our Gospel reading (Matthew 5:13-20) that Jesus calls...
Third Sunday After Epiphany
Due to expectations of a severe winter storm on Sunday, Saint Peter Lutheran Church Council decided to go ahead and cancel Sunday School and Worship on Sunday, January 25th. Pastor Clint recorded a sermon to upload to our website for all of us to be able to worship...
Happy New You!
Happy New You!January invites reflection - a new calendar, a fresh page, and often a list of resolutions: eat better, do more, try harder. Yet for Christians, the New Year brings us back to something far simpler and far better: the promises of Jesus...