Last night some Spirit Garage folks participated in an online creative night. We read poems for the pandemic and then spent time writing together and sharing those writings. There were three different sections with poems to share and writing prompts after: “What is different?” “Living in it” and “Finding Hope.”
Whatever You’re Doing…
Whatever You’re Doing This blog post is a strange opportunity for me to sit, be still, type, and create. The last four weeks have been missing all four of those […]
Spirit Garage Band Rehearsals
“Why do you rehearse so much?” my daughter asked. Well, that’s a long answer. Spirit Garage rehearsals are intended to be part team building and part worship music rehearsal. We […]
I Love Rock & Roll 1980 was the first time in my life that I knew it was A YEAR. My first grade teacher, Miss Mikkelson, was talking about John […]
Totally 80’s Xmas! Let’s rock Christmas like it’s 1985! Don’t miss Totally 80’s Xmas at Bethlehem Lutheran Church and The Hook and Ladder Theater and Lounge December 7 and 8. […]
Freedom Sunday: It starts with a conversation
The following post comes from Spirit Garage member Michael “Bear” Meyer, who is the champion for our Partner-in-giving, International Justice Mission: As a Christian I believe in the power of […]
We Have 5 Bands
We Have 5 Bands Something really cool happened at the turn of 2019: Spirit Garage adopted a band. Farm Dogs is a cool 3-piece group from Wisconsin that specializes in […]
Holy Week
This is Holy Week, the week when we descend into the depths; the last days of Jesus life. The week begins on a high, as he rides into Jerusalem—not on […]
Thirst, and Becoming Quenched
Throughout Lent we have been finding our way through Lent connecting to scripture with the poem Thirst, by Mary Oliver. I found my journey deepened this Lenten season by attending An […]
Equinox of Thanks
Hi. Jason Eldridge, here. You may not even know the name. However, I am in the bulletin regularly as one of the Drive Train members. And once in a while […]