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Holy, Holy, Holy


Where do you live? My answer would be; Seekonk...  You’re answer would probably be similar. Most of us would name the city or town that we call home. But here’s a thought… Why don’t we say, “I live in the Kingdom of God?” We could say that couldn’t we? It’s just not the first thing that comes to mind.  But what if it was- what if we all answered, “I live in God’s...
Sun, Jun 03

“Who will roll away the stone for us?”-Mark 16:3


What is the “stone” in your life right now?  That thing that keeps you awake at night, wondering how you will ever move it?  Or that issue that creeps into your mind when you’d rather be thinking of other things?  Maybe the “stone” in your life is something you’ve struggled with for a long time.  Though you’ve tried over and over again, you haven’t figured out how...
Fri, Mar 23

What are you giving up for Lent?


The other day I Googled what people give up for Lent.  What I found wasn’t really much of a surprise.  There were links to lists of things: “The most clichéd things people give up for Lent”, “25 Creative Ideas of what to give up for Lent”, and even a list of “Cool Things to give up for Lent.”  Many of these lists began with the same three things: chocolate, alcohol, and...
Sun, Feb 26

Remember


Cross with thornsWhen we gather together on Ash Wednesday (February 22), we will once again hear a word that God weaves intentionally into the fabric of our faith.  Can you spot it below?

“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”

Which word jumped out at you?  When you hear...
Thu, Jan 19

Epiphany


Epiphany: appearance, manifestation. 
A discovery, realization.

Each Epiphany, we remember the story of wise men from the east who traveled by the light of a star to bring gifts to the baby Jesus. What they found, at the end of their journey, was a new vision of God.What they discovered was a child-a living, breathing, helpless infant whose eyes, coos, and cries were those of God Himself.What they looked upon when they entered the house, was the...
Mon, Dec 26

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