use this space, or any space you’d like to share your stories of celebration experienced or celebration missed.
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use this space, or any space you’d like to share your stories of celebration experienced or celebration missed.
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackAt first I wasn’t sure what i thought about the idea of giving up suffering for lent, but after listening to Kevin describe our celebrations to come I have become excited. I hope to use this time to enjoy God, enjoy my family, and enjoy this community. peace, jared
The Sabbath, Saturday morning, when I get to sleep in, cook a big breakfast with my family and not have an agenda for the entire day!
i recently rec a small amounnt of cash from work for attendance , i took my wife out for a great celebration.
I have never celebrated Lent so I’m at a loss for comment on this drastic change of perspective on it.
But I do have a seperate commet that’s a general. I am surprised and frankly offput about what I perceive as a presence of alcohol. What about the alcoholics that come for a safe environment. Additionally, I am concerned about the events that include alcohol where people will be driving home afterwards. I think that these cconsiderations merit some time for consideration.
I’ve been keenly aware recently of how much I’ve taken my two teenage sons for granted. Yes, I’ve celebrated their lives through the years. But, recently, I’ve not celebrated the beauty of their lives and the excitement of watching them become men. I will celebrate that more and with greater passion in the days ahead.
In response to comment #4, sure these issues can be discussed. This blog can be used for that, though it looks like there hasn’t been a ton of activity here, so it would probably be easier to have a real discussion in another space.
We frequently have discussion time after the service to talk about the service; the “pub-nights” are also intended to be a discussion forum, though perhaps you may have some objection to attending one of those. If you’d prefer to discuss one-on-one, I’m sure anyone on the staff or leadership team would be happy to talk about the considerations you’ve raised.