A Legacy of Love and Faithful Leadership | Wandering and Wondering with Pastor Carrie
May 19, 2026
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A Legacy of Love and Faithful Leadership | Wandering and Wondering with Pastor Carrie
A Legacy of Love and Faithful Leadership As we prepare to bestow the title of Pastor Emeritus on Rev. Charles Johnson, I have been reflecting on...
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When Forgiveness Feels Impossible | Wondering and Wandering with Pastor Carrie
In this week’s Wondering and Wandering, Pastor Carrie reflects on grief, unfinished conversations, and the sacred work of forgiveness — even when...
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Belonging Is More Than Being Welcomed Most of us know the difference immediately. We know what it feels like to be welcomed. Someone smiles. A hand is...
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What Makes a Church Feel Like Home? When I am out walking, I am always intrigued by what people place at their front doors. Partially because I am always...
Wandering and Wondering with Pastor Carrie - 04/21
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One Brave Step at a Time I have never especially loved being the new person, but I have been the new person many times. As a child, I moved from...
Breakfast on the Beach
April 14, 2026
There’s something beautifully ordinary about one of the resurrection stories. The disciples are fishing, not succeeding, not sure what comes...
Wondering and Wandering: Still Showing Up
April 07, 2026
Easter Sunday has come and gone. All the memes about the people who come to worship two times a year can be put back on the shelf until Christmas. Honestly...
Wondering as Resurrection
March 31, 2026
As I write this, it’s March 27. One year ago today I boarded a plane to come to you for call weekend. I was nervous and excited; hopeful and shaky. I...
Wondering in the Both/And
March 24, 2026
This week holds more than one story for me. It marks two years since Neal’s death. And it marks nearly one year since you called me to...
