Our Father’s World
Carol Ann Morrow
July 15, 2025
Long distances can lead to ignorance of civil unrest, hunger, natural disasters. Though far away, all the globe's peoples are brothers and sisters to us.
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Thanks, Lord
Daniel Imwalle
November 24, 2022
Of all the national holidays, Thanksgiving bears the most resemblance to the Last Supper. A meal is central to the event, everyone knows each other, and there is darkness amid the joy of gathering.
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A Divine Orchestra
Theresa Doyle-Nelson
November 23, 2022
Each orchestra member's face amazes me. They do their small parts with intensity to help create the full, altogether glorious music of the orchestra.
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Inhale the Breath of God
Natalie Ryan
November 22, 2022
We have been gifted with the ability to breathe God’s breath. It’s God’s breath in our lungs. In and out, nourishing our bodies. In and out, touching every fiber of our beings.
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Faith Walk on Water
Vanesa Zuleta Goldberg
November 21, 2022
We've imagined what Peter must have felt to walk upon the waves and fall into fear, despite his Savior being in front of him. The promise of our faith is that we have not been abandoned.
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We Are Powerful Together
Kathy Coffey
November 20, 2022
Many churches are taking the lead in the environmental crisis by educating parishioners and neighborhoods about the impact of their carbon footprint.
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Bold Disobedience
Patricia Breen
November 19, 2022
Acting in brave boldness, the Hebrew midwives were disobedient to an evil decree made by the Pharaoh. Imagine what that might have felt like for these women.
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