Fall River Chapel

Who’s Being Seen – John 9:1-5 and 11:1-6 (Jeremy Marsh on August 1, 2010)

Hello All,

We hope you are enjoying your summer.  We just wanted to let you know that we are almost entirely up to date in getting the sermons online.   There is only one more to come.  So if you have been waiting for one in particular you should find it online now.  To listen to a sermon, click on the media tab above, and then click ont he sermon you’d like to hear.  We’re praying they will be a blessing to you.

CALENDAR June 2010

A BIG Thank You to all of our Fall River Chapel family for all of the Baby Shower gifts!! Dave & Sally just landed in Bowdoin with a trunk full of baby clothes and Dawn and I are feeling the love. What a blessing, what a humbling experience it is to see so much from so many. Again: Thank You.

“Reading often means gathering information, acquiring new insight and knowledge, and mastering a new field. It can lead us to degrees, diplomas, and certificates. Spiritual reading, however, is different. It means not simply reading about spiritual things but also reading about spiritual things in a spiritual way. That requires a willingness not just to read but to be read, not just to master but to be mastered by words. As long as we read the Bible or a spiritual book simply to acquire knowledge, our reading does not help us in our spiritual lives. We can become very knowledgeable about spiritual matters without becoming truly spiritual people.

As we read spiritually about spiritual things, we open our hearts to God’s voice. Sometimes we must be willing to put down the book we are reading and just listen to what God is saying to us through its words.” - Henri Nouwen

Check out this article from Christianity Today. Click here, or read on.

Following this blog, I figured the best way to rack up comments was to write about health care. So I thought I might explore one element of the recently enacted health-reform legislation that grabbed my attention as a prospective pastor. Continue Reading »

Check out Sunday’s message. Click here.

“Feel good” stories have meaning only to the extent they move us to “do good” in our own lives.

Hello my dear friends! I hope you are all well.

Things with us are going really amazing. The projects in the Philippines honestly went so smoothly. I wish you all has the opportunity to experience it alongside of us. In total we were able to rebuild both roofs on the livelihood center and the pre Continue Reading »