As we start the new year with our first liturgy in our new building, Gideon Tsang invites us to consider how we might need to expand our spiritual vision to see love in ourselves and others  [Matthew 2:1-12].
Reflection
What if God continued to expand our vision of love for ourselves and others? 
How can I welcome all parts of myself?
Spiritual Practice
Vesper.  Remind ourselves nothing can add to our intrinsic value.

As we start the new year with our first liturgy in our new building, Gideon Tsang invites us to consider how we might need to expand our spiritual vision to see love in ourselves and others [Matthew 2:1-12]. Reflection What if God continued to expand our vision of love for ourselves and others? How can I welcome all parts of myself? Spiritual Practice Vesper. Remind ourselves nothing can add to our intrinsic value.

As we start the new year with our first liturgy in our new building, Gideon Tsang invites us to consider how we might need to expand our spiritual vision to see love in ourselves and others &nbsp;[Matthew 2:1-12].
Reflection
What if God continued to expand our vision of love for ourselves and others? 
How can I welcome all parts of myself?
Spiritual Practice
Vesper. &nbsp;Remind ourselves nothing can add to our intrinsic value.

An Expansive Vision

The work of the people. Our weekly rhythm of being together as a larger community to worship and confess, to engage scripture and prayer, to celebrate eucharist, and to be sent back into the city with a benediction each and every week.

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