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This week we explore Matthew 3:13-17, the story of Jesus’ baptism by John, to which Jesus willingly submitted. To what, or whom, are we willing to submit?

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Today we explore Luke 2:21-40, about Jesus’ being named – and what that name means for us. He invites us to use It - do you? 

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This week we explore Luke 2:15-40, in which we are toid "Mary pondrered all these things in her heart." What do you suppose she was thinking? What do you think? 

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Today we reflect on John 1:1-14, the gospel set for the First Sunday of Christmas, but this year superseded by the Gospel for the Feast of the Holy Name. Let's have a look anyway. 

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Today we explore the shepherds in our Christmas story - and how the stories they told have come all the way down to use. What stories do we need to tell?

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This week we explore Luke 2:1-20, the story of how Jesus’ birth came about. God's production involved a huge cast and multiple locations!

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Today we explore some of the other readings appointed for Christmas - and the whole idea of God With Us...

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This week we explore Luke 2:1-20, the story of how Jesus’ birth came about. It was not a silent night, nor a calm one - so if we're feeling harried, we might just be one with the true Christmas spirit!

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This week we explore Luke 2:1-20, the story of how Jesus’ birth came about - which was in extreme circumstances, far from his family home. The company of the marginalized was his first community - and still is. 

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This week we explore Luke 2:1-20, the story of how Jesus’ birth came about. It involved a lot of anxious waiting on the part of his parents... and centuries of waiting on the part of his people. 

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