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Family Ministry – Nov. 2011
Hello Families, I always think of November as a sad month. The glory of the fall colours is gone and the world looks very grey. The days are so short and darkness seems to surround us. The Church season of Advent, when we prepare for the coming of Christ, the wonderful light of God taking…
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Christmas Bazaar A Success
Things are in the final stages of preparation, for the best bazaar in Georgetown. Don’t miss it! Bake table: All home made baked items Children’s books: New children’s books Christmas table: Hand made items with christmas theme Cookie trays: Home made fancy cookies, & small squares Costume jewelry Country kitchen: homemade jams, jellies, & pickles…
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From Sad Brokenness to Blessed Light
This week on our Christian Calendar we will be marking both All Saints and All Souls. One of the things that I like to think about as I celebrate those days are the people of faith, both in history and our past, who have been great living examples of following Christ. One of the best…
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Jesus’ Rules 1& 2: Love God, and love your neighbour as yourself
It is important for us, as Christians, to honestly think about how well we have done following Jesus’ simple two commandments. If it really was that easy to follow the two commandments, then the entire world would be following them right now, which we are not. If we are to answer honestly, we probably would…
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Two Worlds
Sometimes it is helpful for us as Christians to think about how we live as like living in two worlds; both in the world as it is and in the world that God wants for us. As a Christians, it is often said that we need to live with a foot in both kingdoms, earthly…
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