 On Sunday we asked you to fill out a 1/2 sheet Reflection Guide on how we might practice the Way of Love, specifically “Rest”.
Each week we will have a different spiritual practice we are highlighting and asking you to reflect on. We know Worship is not an education event, but the content of worship is food to digest with the mind and heart. So, what should you do with those 1/2 sheet Reflection Guides? You could talk about them with friends over coffee/tea after service, or you could take them home and pray about them and write down what comes to you. If you are interested in doing so, you can turn in your ideas to the Green Box by the Community Board in the Lobby. Our Vestry will be reflecting on your ideas as they work on the 2025 strategic plan.
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St Francis Episcopal ChurchJesus's vision for the kingdom of God is that every person belongs, every person is valued, and every person has something unique to contribute. Through baptism we become the family of God, and this family can bless the whole world, by demonstrating the Love of God and inviting all into that Love. This page is here to show the many ways that we are living out the Way of Love. Come and be a part of something bigger and more beautiful than any one of us could imagine. Archives
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