morning: Psalm 95* & Psalm 102

evening: Psalm 107: 1-32

Exod. 2: 1-22

1 Cor. 12: 27—13: 3

Mark 9: 2-13

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morning: Psalm 69: 1-23(24-30)31-38

evening: Psalm 73

Exod. 1: 6-22

1 Cor. 12: 12-26

Mark 8: 27—9: 1

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God has a disturbing habit of calling eminently unqualified people to carry out the work of God’s Kingdom.

God Equips the Called by Nathan Humphrey

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morning: Psalm 101, Psalm 109: 1-4(5-19)20-30

evening: Psalm 119: 121-144

Gen. 50: 15-26

1 Cor. 12: 1-11

Mark 8: 11-26

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Audrey and Don Cronin from Heifer International came to speak with us about hunger this past Sunday, and we took up a collection to help the rebuilding at Overlook Farm in Rutland, which was hit by fire a few weeks ago. If you would like to help, donate online or drop an envelope in the collection plate with “Heifer” written on it. We’ll send it on its way.

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I saw a sign outside a local restaurant this week that made me chuckle. It said “Lenten Feast” in great big letters. Isn’t that sort of like “Jumbo Shrimp?”

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Morning: Psalm 97, Psalm 99, [Psalm 100]

Evening: Psalm 94, [Psalm 95]
Gen. 49: 29—50: 14
1 Cor. 11: 17-34
Mark 8: 1-10

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As a new Episcopalian, I was a little unclear about whether or not to fast, or abstain from meat on Lenten Fridays. A quick search online showed me that it is an encouraged, though optional practice. A good explanation can be found here from the rector of St. Luke’s in Haworth, NJ.

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Join us in the parish hall from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm for bargains galore!

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