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Decorating churches while sharing good news
This week, many congregations took time to decorate their churches for the coming Christmas celebration. These symbols of Christmas bring us joy and delight as the Church waits in hopefulness, and prepares to receive the good news yet again. Through … Continue reading
Emmanuel Shall Come to Thee
The season of Advent is a wonderful time in terms of church music and hymnody. The hymns of Advent speak to the expectation and anticipation of God’s long awaited Messiah. We also get a small taste of Christmas as … Continue reading
Redemption Turkeys
When it was evening, the disciples came to him and said, “This is a deserted place, and the hour is now late; send the crowds away so that they may go into the villages and buy food for themselves.” Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, community outreach, holidays, Jesus, religion, Thanksgiving, Turkey
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Give Us this Bread Always
Being that tomorrow is Thanksgiving, I like most people, can recall many fond memories from Thanksgivings past. They play in my mind like film loops running in succession, over and over again. And on a quiet morning such as this … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Mission and Outreach
Tagged Bible Study, Christian, Church, community outreach, faith, Family, Gospel, holidays, Jesus, Lutheran Church, religion, Thanksgiving
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Seeing Christ the King
Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. For just a few seconds, close your eyes and relax. Go ahead and tilt your head back a few moments, don’t be shy; it isn’t often … Continue reading
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