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Time with Tara: The Sycamore
Recently, a pastor pointed me to the story of Zaccheus when I was thinking about access to Jesus. You remember that Jesus was passing through the town, walking down the Continue Reading→
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Breaking The Silence, A Mental Health Festival
Breaking the Silence is a free community Mental Health Festival hosted by St. James UMC. The event is designed to connect individuals and families with mental health resources, education, support, Continue Reading→
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VBS at MCAS Cherry Point, You can make it a reality!
In coordination with Camp Don Lee, MCAS Cherry Point, and the Sound District, we have the opportunity to provide a VBS experience to children of our service men and women Continue Reading→
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Sights of Sound: Connections and Waterways
Here in the Sound District, we understand waterways. For instance, my home sits on a small creek that feeds the Neuse River. Camp Don Lee sits on the Neuse River, Continue Reading→
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Sights of Sound: Kin-dom in a Walk
Standing on the corner of our church property with my dog Dexter by my side, I felt the Holy Spirit whisper, “THIS is what kin-dom looks like, my child.” Continue Reading→
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Sights of Sound: Called
People ask me all the time, “ Do you feel called?” My internal voice always whispers…”I feel pulled.” Call used to seem like I needed to hear a loud booming Continue Reading→
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Time with Tara: Miracles, Mysteries, and a Myth Undone
“I’d like to order One Miracle, please.” If only this were the way. We see a deep need from a friend or in the community, and we simply order one Continue Reading→
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Sights of Sound – How is Your Signal?
Spending time with the United Women in Faith of the Harbor District recently, we spent a lot of time focusing on our ability to communicate with God in this noisy Continue Reading→
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Time with Tara: Darkness Before the Dawn?
Dear Friends,I am not a poet or psalmist, but I’m trying my hand at writing a psalm/poem for Holy Week. Maybe you’ll be inspired to write your own. Maybe something Continue Reading→




