Linda and her husband Dale have been members of Buckman Bridge church for seven years. Linda has to admit that she originally joined to make friends. But in the past year or two, she has begun to explore the church’s deeper meaning in her life. This sermon is part of that exploration.
Linda Crawford presents “Awakening to the Distortions in Our ‘Reality’: How Childhood Experiences Affect Our Worldview”
With Linda Mowers as Worship Leader Sydney Crisp, Accompanist
Special Music by Parker Harrison, Piano
Our early history can determine the way we shape our lives. Few … read more.
“Dealing with Our Emotions in These Uncertain Times”
With Alyssa Halliday as Worship Leader
About our speaker: Linda Crawford is a very grateful member of this wonderful church community. At the same time, she is probably more irritable than normal, as her partner … read more.
Elizabeth DeCoux will lead our worship with a message by Linda Crawford entitled “The Bliss of Human Connection.”
It is a cliché to say that we need each other. But in these times of isolation and anxiety, that need becomes stronger. Perhaps Linda, as an extrovert, … read more.
Linda is now in her fifth year of substitute teaching for Clay County schools. It has been scary, exhilarating, and humiliating, sometimes all at the same time. And most of all, it has been a driver of spiritual growth. … read more.
About our Service:
Humans are storytellers. During the course of our lives, we are constantly refining a narrative about who we are and whom others perceive us to be. The problem is that, for many of us, that narrative is not very accurate. Linda will … read more.
Worship Leader: Jennifer Stokes
Accompanist: Gary Smart
About our Service:
The rediscovery of one amazing book helped to usher in the modern age. That ancient book, “On the Nature of Things”, introduced revolutionary ideas … read more.
About our Service:
Our third principle asks us to encourage each other to grow spiritually. But what is spiritual growth? To Linda, spiritual growth is mostly about becoming as open and vulnerable as we can. That means we become … read more.