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June 17, 2007 - GIFT OF FORGIVENESS
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
How would our faith in Jesus Christ call us to respond differently and faithfully to crimes, to sins that we experience?.

June 10, 2007 - THE GIVER WHO RECEIVES
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
I recently got a bumper sticker that says, “Grace happens!” Grace matters! Without grace, without grace from our creator, without God’s grace, we cannot live an abundant life! Grace is the theme of my life in the last few years. It is not that grace was not in my life before. It is that I have learned a new way of seeing and recognizing the gift of grace given me.

March 13, 2005 - BREAKING THROUGH
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
Once in a while, we see a television ad that really inspires us and that makes us really ponder about (buying) the product. Or at least, we become interested in finding out more about what they are selling. I have seen this interesting ad on TV lately.

February 1, 2004 - LOVE --- THE SUBJECT
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
This was yesterday’s CNN headline on the web: “Airlines ground U.S. flights amid new security fears.” Other web news said, “Flights to U.S. cancelled on security fears.” “Flights to U.S. cancelled on terror fears.”

It seems that security is a topic that we cannot avoid in our daily life. Security issue has caused anxiety and fear among us. Last week, I was talking to a couple of people from our church. I don’t remember how we shifted our conversation. But we started talking about what it was like, what we were doing the day of September 11.

January 25, 2004 - THE BASIS OF SERVANTHOOD
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
From early morning until midday, that is, about 6 hours of time, the Israelites listened to the Word read and interpreted to them.

What a long sermon? Most of us, perhaps all of us, cannot stand that kind of long hours of listening to God’s Word. When I was in seminary, we were trained to be able to complete a sermon in 12 minutes. We were told that people could not concentrate more than 12 minutes. You can tell me how true that is? The Industrial Revolution certainly has changed us, changed our life style, changed our perception of time.

January 18, 2004 - SHARING NEW WINE; SHARING MIRACLE
Rev. Y. Eunice Yang
This Thursday will be the Chinese New Year’s Day. The Year of the Monkey. I don’t know how true the tradition still is. I remember when I was growing up in Taiwan, I really looked forward to the coming of the Chinese New Year more than the Western New Year. There was not much celebration at all for the Western New Year.
I looked forward to the Chinese New Year first of all because the school was off for 3 weeks though it came with lots of homework that we had to turn in after the winter break, including writing diary.