St. Arbuck’s Chapel | A Blog by Rev. Jeff Gannon

When little John was about a year old, his parents noticed very thin fibers protruding through his pores. After another

by Rabbi Friedman ©1990 by The Guilford Press New York London. Reprinted with permission. There was a man who had

In many cultures there is an ancient custom of giving a tenth of each year's income to some holy use.

The alternative is to tell them they’re simply going to die and turn to dust. As a therapist, I’m often

St. Arbuck’s Chapel this week…. February is Black History Month. The longer I live, the more I realize the importance

Recently on Wednesday nights, Jim Smith led a study of “The Shack.” Movie clips were shown, quotes were extracted, and

  October 10th, 2017 by Vince Wilcox Is the verdict final? Are church choirs going the way of pay phones and Blockbuster

Are you tired tonight?  For many, the holiday season can be exhausting under the best of circumstances.  All the gatherings,

I was blessed by this article as written by my friend, Dr. Bill Gaultiere, who lives in Southern California and