At the dedication, stories were shared about God’s faithfulness over the decades and especially how God’s provision would appear “just-in-time” during difficult economic times.
Scott Roth
ABC or DEF: What is Your Faith Community Prioritizing?
Often, the success of a church is based on how many people show up on a Sunday.
My Journey of Self Discovery
Self awareness is something I am learning more and more. Being vulnerable with others in how I feel and where I am at with life has been crucial in all this.
How a Problem’s Solution Became a Bike Shop
Scott Roth often says, “Most people have learned to ride a bike. Most people smile as they ride and cry when they fall. The good news is that we get to be Jesus to most people since most people have a bike.” Jesus used fish and healing to bless others. Bike & Sol blesses and heals through bicycles.
Engaging Our Workplace with Our Love for Jesus
I am not talking about making a sign for your desk or wearing the latest T-Shirt to work. Instead, can we find relationships that we have in our church also be those that happen during the week?
Bicycles, Fishing, and Bacon – But Mostly Bikes
There are so many opportunities that are available right NOW for being Christ-like in a healthy, positive way with a bicycle.
Finding Church in our Community
“My world is not my church – the center of my world is my community, and the church is part of that community.”
Together Once More
“Today we celebrate the ministry of reconciliation that has been and will continue to be our life’s work.”
Called Outside of “Church”
Together we celebrated Scott’s testing of our comfort zones and blessed them as a couple who were now stretching their own comfort with this new venture.
A Glimpse Inside Eastern District's Annual Family Reunion
by Scott Roth, Interim Executive Conference Minister of Eastern District Conference When spring is in full swing, Eastern District Conference (EDC) annually gathers to celebrate being family. Many times, congregations lose […]
Taking the Light Out of the Building
As the world we live in continues to change within our congregations, we still seem to expect people to come to us. As a city on a hill, the light […]
Resurrected space brings new life in East Greenville
The moment that Scott Roth unlocked Peace Mennonite’s old building for the first time in September of 2012, he began to tear up. One of the high school students with him asked why he was so emotional. “I can’t believe this is actually happening,” he responded.
The journey to open what is now Project Haven, a community center in East Greenville (Pa.), had been long and circuitous. Roth, youth pastor of Eastern District Conference’s New Eden Fellowship, had been a part of UPPEN (Upper Perk Prayer & Evangelism Network) and the regional ministerium for years. In 2011, these groups faced a community crisis when a high school student committed suicide. Leaders from the groups met with reprentatives from Upper Perkiomen School District to find out how they could help.