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For many years our Church has been packing Christmas shoe boxes to send to children.

Peace Advent is a time of preparation. It helps us prepare our hearts, minds, and spirits for the true meaning of Christmas. Advent includes the four weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas,

For many, the Holiday season is filled with joy and happiness, while for some it is a lonely time. In today's age the topic of mental health has shifted to the forefront, and I want to encourage anyone dealing with depression, stress, and anxiety to reach out for help. A loved one. A colleague. A counselor. It can be difficult to admit or explain, C.S. Lewis explains...

One of our many ministry partners here at the Pizza Ranch Support Center is the Jacob's Well Church located in Salt Marsh, Jamaica. Over the past 9 years we have partnered with a couple of organizations in the Salt Marsh area and enjoy having Pizza Ranch team members and restaurant owners and managers travel to Jamaica to support the service work that this amazing church does. Due to the coronavirus, the service trip was cancelled for a second consecutive year.

Do you ever find it difficult to just be happy? If you're reading this, you probably have more than you need and are relatively blessed beyond belief, and yet you find yourself without happiness.

During the holidays it becomes very easy to become self absorbed. We are looking out for our own desires and wants. Perhaps its our kids and families that we put above all else. I want to challenge you this week...

We’re going to be looking at the four weeks of Advent. Advent is a season of preparation. It’s for us to prepare our hearts, minds, and spirits for the true meaning of Christmas. We want to be a living example of the hope, peace, joy and love that the birth of Jesus brings. All of the OT passages that point to the Savior bring hope.

Obviously we don't have physical roots like this tree, thankfully we are free to walk around and move from place to place. However it's good to think about what you are rooted in.

On Sunday, November 21, news of the Waukesha Christmas Parade Tragedy spread across the Nation. What is normally a time of community celebration turned into tragedy.

The current season of really short daylight hours is not my favorite. I've always disliked darkness and love when the days "grow longer again."

It's Advent Season! Advent officially started yesterday, so it's time to turn our thoughts to Christmas...

Today we're sharing one of our devotions from last year that is still true today. We pray you find blessings in this message: