The true surprise of Christmas is that, like all of us, God was born to eventually die. Unexpectedly, by taking our nature, by …
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The true surprise of Christmas is that, like all of us, God was born to eventually die. Unexpectedly, by taking our nature, by …
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The Luminaria Tradition At a previous congregation, my family had a tradition of creating pathways of luminaria on our …
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"But I trust in Your faithfulness, my heart will exult in Your deliverance. I will sing to the Lord, who has been good to …
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Believing in the true spirit of Christmas, I commit myself to... Remember those people who truly need my …

We are blessed to have a good spirit of Inter Faith and Ecumenical cooperation in our community. One of the things that we do …
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Each member of the crew receives a handknit gift, arriving in a cheerful package with handwritten cards, a greeting from the …
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January 1st is The Feast of the Holy Name. The theme of the lectionary readings focus on God's identity …
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"It is a time for rededicating ourselves to our own ministries and our missionary task - to continue the spread of Jesus' light in …
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"You'll be doin' all right, with your Christmas of white... But I'll have a blue, blue Christmas." Blue …

Whatever the reason, we have an opportunity to engage families in discovering that Christmas is not just December 25th but is a …
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