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Online Sermons
 A Dangerous Mission
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Aug 16, 2010
I begin with excerpts from a news article in last Monday’s Star-Ledger that simply brought tears of pain, anger and sorrow to my eyes as I read it.
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Remember One Thing
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Aug 8, 2010
The most recent edition of Time magazine carries a feature article on the new CEO of Ford Motor Company, Alan Mulally and how he has restructured the corporation to emerge out of difficult times as a world-class manufacturer.
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Rich
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Aug 1, 2010
My father passed away on St. Patrick’s Day in 1988 just a week shy of his 79th birthday. My mother, who was six years his senior, had cared for him for many years as he suffered from Parkinson’s disease; all the while she managed the household as well.
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Thoughts on Prayer
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Jul 25, 2010
At the middle of every month, we print and mail out a prayer list from the church office. Under Prayers for Healing, we list the names of individuals who are suffering, names that have been handed in to us from you, names that have come in on the blue cards, prayers for members of the congregation, for families, for people from the community. In addition, there are prayers for protection for those in dangerous places, particularly in the military; prayers for our missionaries in Niger and Zimbabwe; prayers of thanksgiving and joy; prayers for shut-ins; prayers for mission projects and church programs.
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Mary and Martha
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Jul 18, 2010
The cooks were in the church kitchen again last Wednesday. It was a beautiful sight to behold: meat loaves lovingly prepared ahead of time; chicken breasts baked in a fruity onion sauce; luscious green beans almandine; perfect rice; platters of artfully arranged cut-up raw vegetables. They cooked enough dinner for a hundred people, then packed it all up, along with donated apple pies for dessert, and headed for the soup kitchen at the South Bound Brook Reformed Church, where they served it with joyful hospitality. I’m told there wasn’t a drop of sauce or a grain of rice or a sliver of almond left. The mundane task of cooking dinner never felt so good.
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Measuring Faith
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Jul 11, 2010
We live by the numbers... Last week we experienced a prolonged heat wave. Daytime temperatures averaged over a hundred and only cooled down into the 80s at night. Most days, the humidity was high also, so the air was thick, oppressive and unhealthy. The talk was all about the numbers, the heat index – 107 degrees on the car thermometer, 104 in New York, 103 in Philadelphia.
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Independence Day
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Jul 4, 2010
Happy Fourth of July! This is the premier red, white and blue holiday, when we celebrate the founding of this country and the freedoms we all enjoy.
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Passing the Mantle
by Rev. Kathryn Henry
Jun 27, 2010
Since we are marking this last Sunday as Music Appreciation Sunday, I thought I'd start by singing...
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