October 29, 2025
Wednesday Blessings,
Last Sunday we commemorated Reformation Sunday. A day to pause and remember how brave people, committed to the convictions of their faith, proclaimed it is only through Christ that we receive grace and faith and that the holy scriptures inspire us to live to the glory of God.
Reformation isn't something that happened. Rather, it is a continual invitation for us to consider how God is calling us to reform and to transform Christ's church.
A few weeks ago I invited people to share their prayers and hopes for the church. We lifted those high, but now is a good time to share your prayers.
Last Sunday we commemorated Reformation Sunday. A day to pause and remember how brave people, committed to the convictions of their faith, proclaimed it is only through Christ that we receive grace and faith and that the holy scriptures inspire us to live to the glory of God.
Reformation isn't something that happened. Rather, it is a continual invitation for us to consider how God is calling us to reform and to transform Christ's church.
A few weeks ago I invited people to share their prayers and hopes for the church. We lifted those high, but now is a good time to share your prayers.
- Peace on earth... good will to all,
- Continuing to foster an inclusive and caring environment,
- To LOVE and WELCOME ALL,
- To live God's Word & Justice,
- Lord, help us bring peace and justice to the world. Welcome the immigrant. Feed the hungry,
- That the table continue to get longer as more people discover or return to us,
- For more tolerance, forgiveness and caring for one another,
- That God's Spirit moves us to share our faith and invite people to come and see,
- I pray for courage, equanimity in ways that care and empower those in need. I pray for healing of this country and humankind. For peace, compassion, empathy and love.
What prayers are you lifting up for God's beloved people?
Peace,
Pastor JJ
Peace,
Pastor JJ
