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The Gift of Unclenched Hands
Gospel of Mark, Chapter 10, verses 28-31
As we celebrate Fat Tuesday, we hear a Gospel that goes hand in hand with yesterday's message: Will we have hands that are unable to let go of our possessions, or can we open them and set ourselves free. Jesus points out the benefit of a life not controlled by possession in today's message.
Original score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
As we celebrate Fat Tuesday, we hear a Gospel that goes hand in hand with yesterday's message: Will we have hands that are unable to let go of our possessions, or can we open them and set ourselves free. Jesus points out the benefit of a life not controlled by possession in today's message.
Original score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
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Gospel of Mark, Chapter 10, verses 28-31
As we celebrate Fat Tuesday, we hear a Gospel that goes hand in hand with yesterday's message: Will we have hands that are unable to let go of our possessions, or can we open them and set ourselves free. Jesus points out the benefit of a life not controlled by possession in today's message.
Original score written and performed by Bridget Zenk
As we celebrate Fat Tuesday, we hear a Gospel that goes hand in hand with yesterday's message: Will we have hands that are unable to let go of our possessions, or can we open them and set ourselves free. Jesus points out the benefit of a life not controlled by possession in today's message.
Original score written and performed by Bridget Zenk