Bright Spots

Today we start a new sermon series called, The Light that never dims.  In this series we are going to look at the story of Advent through a missional lens.  Here is the question we are trying to answer, “In what ways does Christ’s presence in the world inspire us to look outward in order to be the hope, peace, joy and love for others? This will be different for some of us because society places us in the mind frame of being receivers during this time.  What can we get?  How can we be blessed? But maybe the story of Christ coming into the world has practical implications on we live out our faith for others.  And today we are highlighting our continued commitment to our neighbors in work with Afghan relief.

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