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Worship in Lent

3/3/2017

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This Sunday is the first Sunday in Lent and our worship shifts to the evening. From 5:15 to 5:30, Carol D. will be leading some sung prayers in the sanctuary and our liturgy (Unfailing Light) will begin at 5:30. Adult Forum will happen after worship and refreshments. If you'd like to add some candles to the worship space, please bring them by anytime.
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frank
5/7/2017 03:08:24 pm

nice post

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uk dissertation link
5/8/2017 12:13:51 am

Worship is need of our life and this community is giving the refreshment after the worship. It is best work and we should also give the food of poor peoples and that is responsibility of us.

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Our church sits in an ancestral homeland of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe. Christian colonizers forced their ancestors into missions and seized their land. We grieve the loss of indigenous lives, the destruction of indigenous culture, and the commodification of indigenous land. God calls us to a right relationship with this land and its past, present, and future caretakers. Muwekma neighbors are a sovereign people. May we live in solidarity with them and repair Creation with all.
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  • Love God
    • Christian Education >
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      • Children
      • Luther on Revelation
      • Luther500
      • Spiritual Practices
    • Worship >
      • Advent and Christmas
      • Another Year of Grace
      • Blue Christmas
      • COVID-19
      • Holy Week
      • Lent
      • Season of Creation
      • Sunday Service Signup
      • Worship FAQ
  • Love Our Neighbor
    • Earthkeeping >
      • Green Practices
    • Friends and Partners >
      • Desks
      • Womxn's Shelter
    • Sanctuary Church
  • Love Each Other
    • Sunday Evenings >
      • Game Night
      • Storytelling Night
    • Young Adults
  • Love UniLu
    • Donate
    • Talents and Time
    • UniLu at 50
  • Campus Ministry
    • Students
  • Contact Us
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