St. Paul's Reformed Church

One thing we all know is that we have just experienced a cold and wet winter, having snow and sleet as recently as one week ago. This winter also gave us an amazing amount of sickness within the church family and many were sequestered in homes in an attempt to protect others and sometimes, even Read More …

This past week the Christian church lost one of it greatest icons and champions of faith.  Dr. Billy Graham left his temporary residence to enter his eternal home.  Flocks of believers and even non-believers crowded along North Carolina highways and overpasses to witness his body’s travel from the mountains to Charlotte.  I was so pleased Read More …

—Instead of article here is a little IQ test for you…   Here is an I.Q. test for you. No, It’s not Intelligence Quotient, but it’s an interesting test, and see how you rate. Have you spoken to anyone since church services this past Sunday to share with them what Christ and His church mean to Read More …

  FROM THE PASTOR’S PEN…JANUARY, 2018 Change! “Change.”  It’s a word that brings fear and trembling to many hearts.  For most it is incredibly difficult and most approach it similarly.  They fear the unknown and thus hold to the present or past because it is known even though in some cases…it certainly isn’t best.  And Read More …

Many years ago I was invited to play a key role in a major Christmas musical where Christ was the focus and evangelism was key.  This was a stretch for me having never really acted, but I decided to go for it.  The role was, and I know this is a big surprise, that of Read More …

By: Pastor Keith Brown Greetings to all of my St Paul’s family.  By the time you read this article I will be away for some much needed rest and decompression and you will probably be still reflecting on the news I had to share with you.  Obviously you know that the last several months have Read More …

One of the hot subjects in the news these last few days has been the increased number of NFL players taking a knee during our National Anthem.  I will confess that I have an opinion on this but will not divulge it here in this article.  My reason for mentioning it is to simply illustrate Read More …

At the end of July I was able to slip away for my first week of vacation.  I was also lucky enough to have the free use of my parent’s beach camper.  Can’t beat that price. 🙂  Anyway, although I am not a sun worshiper, I found myself on the sand at some point most Read More …

Well one thing is sure as we round out a busy July and turn our attention to August…it’s hot!  When I think of August I can’t help but reflect back to my years in school, both as a student and later as a teacher.  Once the calendar page turned to August, I knew my summer Read More …