A story about the kind of friend who helps you receive quiet joy.

Written by Emma McCoy

Narrated by Mike Fogg

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A story about a friend who just keeps showing up no matter what.

Written by Emma McCoy and narrated by Mike Fogg.

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A story about a friend who teaches love by living it.

Written by Emma McCoy and narrated by Mike Fogg.

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A story about a friend who helps you keep going when you want to quit. Written by Emma McCoy and narrated by Mike Fogg.

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A short story about the kind of friend who shows up when life falls apart.

Written by Emma McCoy

Narrated by Mike Fogg

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A short story about friendship that holds us through loss and loneliness.

Written by Emma McCoy

Narrated by Mike Fogg

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This episode was recorded by Matt McCoy. You can read the original post and look at the photos here: https://springchurchbellingham.com/springchurchblog/whatdoweholdonto 

Audio recording of Jessie Bloss reading an article written by Emma McCoy about Zaccheus available to read here.

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The prayer of the examen is often prayed at the end of the day in order to give thanks, reflect, and look forward to the day ahead. This prayer is to help us identify the different “magnets” that pulled our heart’s compass away from God and onto something else today. 

This Sunday Matt & Ryan will be guiding us as we revisit the story of Jesus meeting the woman at the well. Here’s a question to be thinking about as we prepare for Sunday… who would you want to preach the good news to your neighborhood: Jesus himself, one of his disciples, or the social outcast?