Word on the Street
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#loveyourneighbor: God Sees Some Beauty in Me
“God Sees Some Beauty in Me” #loveyourneighbor By Lisa “I came to Micah in 2007. But the first “person” that met [Micah] was Sandra Dee. Sandra Dee ran…
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Word on the Street: Cast Your Net
Some years ago, there was a legendary homeless man by the name of Lonnie Coe. Lonnie was the guy you went to when you got out of jail…
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#loveyourneighbor: My Purpose is to Serve
“My Purpose is to Serve” #loveyourneighbor By Chris “I’m pretty much raised in this area. I went to school in Stafford County. I graduated from Brooke Pointe in…
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#loveyourneighbor: We all fell short at some time
We all fell short at some time #loveyourneighbor By Jimmie Joe “My name is Jimmie Sanders, but everyone called me Joe since I was a little boy. I…
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#LoveYourNeighbor: Getting Proximate
#Loveyourneighbor I have two children. The depths of love I have for both of them is deep and wide and by all intents and purposes equal. Yet, the…
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#LoveYourNeighbor: How our neighbors lead us
Give Now How our Neighbors Lead Us #Loveyourneighbor On January 17, 2021, Street Church gathered on a cold January morning and celebrated its first baptism of our friend,…
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#LoveYourNeighbor: The Liminal Space
Give Now Painting of Jeremiah at the Visitor’s Center by Judy Lowman The Liminal Space #Loveyourneighbor I stopped three times before I finally found a shop still serving…
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Street Church: Lessons From A Young Church
“What does it mean to be the Church?” I asked our small group of dedicated leaders. We decided to hold our “community forum” the last Sunday of the…
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Remembering the Saints
While away on a Thanksgiving trip to visit my in-laws one year, the last person I expected to get a call from was a detective tasked with investigating…
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Street Church: You Had to be There
It was 10:05 am and our congregation was still trickling in for worship. We’ve been talking for a few weeks about whether it would be better to start…