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Tuesday, March 24, 2020

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Read 1 Corinthians 12:12-31.
Now more than ever the Church - the Body of Christ - is called to let its light shine. We are living in uncertain times. We are experiencing and living through what many of us have never seen before. How do you think the Church can heed Paul’s call to view every member of the Body of Christ in the season in which we’re living? What does it look like for every member of Christ’s Church to do their part and to be the Church? Remember: the Church is not a building; it’s the people.    

So, how might you be the Church today?  

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  1. ashleyk328March 24, 2020 at 3:56 PM

    I'm sharing this with my kids tonight. We are four adults and one teenager with very different personalities, cooped up in a house trying to get along and ride this out.

    We are all called to different things, but we need to appreciate each other's differences instead of having them be a source of conflict.

    And most of all we need to appreciate that we are safe, and healthy, and not in need - there are so many out there who cannot say the same.

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