It’s been one year since Jaime and I arrived in Willits, and from the very beginning, we were welcomed with open hearts.  Not just politely received, but truly welcomed . . .

There is deep and abiding joy in being a church that welcomes all—a church that truly means it. A place where every person, no matter their background, story, or identity, is seen as a beloved child of God. 

How are you doing? How is your heart? How is your sleep? Are you able to name the biggest weight you are carrying right now?  Or, in Methodist words, how is it with your soul?

In this season of New Year’s resolutions, what if we practiced life, death and resurrection? What activities or attitudes need to be pruned away so that new growth can flourish?

What a joy this first month has been! On behalf of Liz, my dad (Jim) and myself, we thank you for all the warm wishes, greetings, and gift cards. We feel embraced in the warmth of your hospitality.

It’s been one year since Jaime and I arrived in Willits, and from the very beginning, we were welcomed with open hearts.  Not just politely received, but truly welcomed . . .

There is deep and abiding joy in being a church that welcomes all—a church that truly means it. A place where every person, no matter their background, story, or identity, is seen as a beloved child of God. 

How are you doing? How is your heart? How is your sleep? Are you able to name the biggest weight you are carrying right now?  Or, in Methodist words, how is it with your soul?

In this season of New Year’s resolutions, what if we practiced life, death and resurrection? What activities or attitudes need to be pruned away so that new growth can flourish?

What a joy this first month has been! On behalf of Liz, my dad (Jim) and myself, we thank you for all the warm wishes, greetings, and gift cards. We feel embraced in the warmth of your hospitality.