Instead of the intended Intergenerational service, we held a simple service acknowledging our shock and grief together.
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We are a community in grief as one of our men died yesterday from cancer - too young and too quickly!
Instead of the intended Intergenerational service, we held a simple service acknowledging our shock and grief together.
This Lent, we’re invited to step into the wilderness with Jesus and see how he faced real temptation and came through victorious. From the very first human sin in the garden to the challenges Jesus endured, we’ll explore the doubts, desires, and pressures that test all of us. More importantly, we’ll see how Jesus resisted by trusting God’s Word and how we can do the same in our lives today.
As we continue through the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives us some hard sayings. How do we understand what he says about anger and murder, lust and adultery? Peter offers an approach to guide our response in obedience and realism.
How do you respond to Jesus calling us to be salt of the earth and light of the world? How do we address injustice and human need? These are the topics raised in our readings today.
We talked about school together, gave thanks for a special teacher. We thought about the teaching of our special teacher, Jesus, and which of the Beatitudes we might focus on personally. There was a blessing of students and of teachers. Finally, the children got the ring in the new school year on the chapel bell according to their year number.
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