Matthew kissed one of St. Peter’s fish during lunch by the Sea of Galilee.


Laura shares about Jesus, the opener of eyes, from whom we may take courage because “considering him who endured such opposition from sinners, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.” -Hebrews 12


Pastor Val teaching at the Primacy of St. Peter where Jesus, who sees us ever as who we may become, appears to Peter after his resurrection and restores him and tells him feed His sheep. Our Lord Jesus, always in the business of redemption and restoration.


The team on the Sea of Galilee.


Paul and Laura imagining the Son if God upon the waves.


Father and daughter on the Sea of Galilee. (Savannah and Jim)

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