Message Lanark Lodge Worship January 7, 2026 Epiphany: A Glimmer of Light January 4th was Epiphany Sunday, yesterday was Epiphany, as we celebrate, we return to a story many of us have heard since childhood, the Magi following a star across unfamiliar land, carrying gifts, and arriving at a humble home where they meet a …
Hope, Hospitality, and Holy Humour Christmas is a season of light breaking into darkness, of joy arriving in unexpected places, and of kindness shown in small but profound ways. At its heart lies the miracle of Jesus’ birth — a story that has been told for centuries, yet never grows old. Let us begin where …
……..and the rain was cold, driven by the wind howling through the dark, dirty alley, biting her skin, soaking her ill-fitting cloths. The shallow doorway provided little protection as she huddled, cold, wet and fragile, pulling her knees tightly against her chest for a bit of warmth, but more so for that tenuous feeling of …
They buried Jason Thompson up on the hill behind Barrow Creek, where they had started the new cemetery. Cemeteries should be on hills, and this was the only hill short of a mountain in the immediate area. A few days after the funeral, Rose Thompson was receiving callers. A month after burying Jason, she married …
Two men, both seriously ill, occupied the same hospital room. One man was allowed to sit up in his bed for an hour each afternoon to help drain the fluid from his lungs. His bed was next to the room’s only window. The other man had to spend all his time flat on his back. …
The icy spray stung her face like a thousand wasps. A thirty foot wall of water hovered over her ready to crush down like a boot on a bug. She reefed the wheel hard to starboard and caught the up rise of a forming wave just in time to miss the downward crush of the …