Sundays, since my first one here, have been my favorite day of every week. I don’t really remember what they looked like before meeting you and I want to hold onto that.
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OUTPOURINGS OF GENEROSITY DURING THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
These outpourings of generosity by members of FUMCH deepens the sense of hope, purpose, and meaning in people.
Blessings of the Ordinary
What is the “divine possibility” that is to be found in the “ordinary” of my life these days?
Spring Break Connection Challenge
“In times of stress, the best thing we can do for each other is to listen with our ears and our hearts and to be assured that our questions are just as important as our answers.” – Mr. Fred Rogers
New Every Morning by: Sarah Garza
“New” can bring on a sense of joy. “New” can bring on a sense of anxiety. Whatever emotion is elicited, the thing about “new” is that it fades.
The Grace of Santa by: Rev. Holly Dittrich
Whether we realize it or not, too many of us have an underlying “Santa” understanding of God.
Prepare and Wait by: Cathy Cartmill
What if we spend the entire season of Advent in one activity or another with no time spent actually preparing our hearts for Jesus?
Gratitude by: Rev. Matt Ybanez
No matter how intentional or serious I want to be, there’s a part of me that is afraid I’ll sound like Joe Walsh singing “Life’s Been Good” because for all that I have, I know there are so many more who have not.
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