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Josh serves as the Pastor of Connections at Cornerstone Church. His role is really about people…helping to connect people to each other and to God. He is married to his best friend Leslie, and has 3 beautiful children.

Transition in Small Group Childcare

28Posted on July 28, 2010
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Since Cornerstone began 10 years ago small groups have been at the very core of our ministry.  We see it as a place where people connect to others and to Jesus in deep transformational ways.  And during these years we have supported small groups with child childcare – as many people would not be able [...]

20 Words for 40 Days

05Posted on March 5, 2010
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In these 40 days of Lent I’ve been reading along with many of my Cornerstone friends through a common text of scripture by way of the Asbury Reader – titled Two Stories. It’s a remarkable journey we have been on so far. These words are finding their ways into our lives, showing up [...]

Journey Bible Class Back By Popular Demand

04Posted on February 4, 2010
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Journey Bible Class, Mondays at 6:30
This week we started out again for our latest Journey Bible Class session, “How to Study the Bible.”  This is my second time around teaching this particular material and I’m loving it even more than before.  I think what I love the most about this class is how it opens [...]

A Letter to the Philippians… And Us

28Posted on September 28, 2009
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Spending a lot of my mind share right now thinking about our next Journey Bible Class that’s starting on October 5th. For those who want to come along we are going to be spending 5 weeks, 35 days, living in the letter Paul wrote to the Philippians. I’m really looking forward to this [...]

Being The Church

04Posted on May 4, 2009
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I love this picture. It’s a picture of the church. It showed up yesterday in The Valley Times under the “Lifestyles” section (which of course is the appropriate to put this picture rather than the “Religion” section). The caption tells about how several groups came together to help feed some hungry friends [...]