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Today we reflect on Isaiah 65:17-25, a vision of a restored creation. This Earth Day invites us to fully embrace God's vision of a creation in harmony, and participate in God's mission to reclaim, restore and renew all of creation to wholeness. 

This week we reflect on John 20:19-31, about what happened Easter night. The writer of the Gospel of John says he wrote these stories down so that we might believe... what God-stories of yours might introduce somebody else to Jesus?

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Today we reflect on John 20:19-31, about what happened Easter night. Thomas got a lesson in faith - which is about believing in what you cannot see.

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Today we reflect on John 20:19-31, dropping in on Jesus’ disciples huddled in that upper room on Easter night. When he showed up inexplicably he had some business to attend to: giving them a super-power we all too often ignore. 

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Today we reflect on John 20:19-31, dropping in on Jesus’ disciples huddled in that upper room on Easter night. We’re not the only ones dropping in….

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Each day this week we will use the gospel appointed for the day, and hear from one of the main characters in the story, as I imagine they might speak. I hope this will help engage your own imagination as you walk this story with Jesus. Today we reflect on Matthew 27:57-66, about how Jesus was buried. Today we hear from Joseph of Arimathea, who gave up his own tomb so Jesus could be buried. What can we offer? 

Our schedule of Easter services, most of which can be accessed online, is here.

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Each day this week we will use the gospel appointed for the day, and hear from one of the main characters in the story, as I imagine they might speak. I hope this will help engage your own imagination as you walk this story with Jesus. Today we look at John 19:25-37, about those who watched Jesus be crucified and die an agonizing death. Where was God?

Our schedule of Holy Week services, most of which can be accessed online, is here.

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Each day this week we will use the gospel appointed for the day, and hear from one of the main characters in the story, as I imagine they might speak. I hope this will help engage your own imagination as you walk this story with Jesus. Today we reflect on John 13:21-32, about a disciple’s decision to betray his Master. Today we hear from Judas Iscariot.

Our schedule of Holy Week services, most of which can be accessed online, is here.

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Today we reflect on John 12:20-26, about a remark Jesus made about grains of wheat and dying in order to live. 

Our schedule of Holy Week services, most of which can be accessed online, is here.

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Today we reflect on John 12:1-11, returning again to that dinner party in Bethany where Mary anointed Jesus’ feet with a whole jar of perfumed ointment.

Our schedule of Holy Week services, most of which can be accessed online, is here.

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