Message from Bob Henderson Friday, August 16, 2019
Dear friends:
In Arthur Miller's play Death of a Salesman, Willy Loman, who had lived more in his illusions than in the world, found the crushing weight of reality dismantling his comfortable charade. He admitted to his Uncle Ben: "Well, Dad left when I was such a baby and I never had a chance to talk with him, and I still feel -- kind of temporary about myself."
Most of us know how he feels because the truth is, everyone's stay here on earth is temporary, everything is impermanent. The question is how to live faithfully and well during the time that we have. The answer, I'm convinced, is grounded in identity, who and whose we understand ourselves to be.
This weekend, we'll conclude our "Faith and...." summer sermon series by addressing "Faith and Identity." We'll look at two rich passages, which you can read in preparation. We'll also enjoy numerous baptisms, great music, and a congregational meeting between services to call a new Associate Pastor for Congregational Life and Care.
It promises to be a great morning. Come, and bring a friend.
Warmly,
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Most of us know how he feels because the truth is, everyone's stay here on earth is temporary, everything is impermanent. The question is how to live faithfully and well during the time that we have. The answer, I'm convinced, is grounded in identity, who and whose we understand ourselves to be. 
