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February 25

Dear Friends,

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry calls us to follow Jesus, and he sets out seven practices to help us in following Jesus’ Way of Love. Each Tuesday in Lent, I will send out a link to a video reflection for Lent on one of these seven practices. Today, here is a video introducing this series, and here is the link for the first practice.

Remember the simple ways we are called to follow Jesus this Lent: turn, learn, pray, worship, bless, go, and rest. Let us offer these practices to God, as we can during the week, and trust that our faithfulness will be light and leaven to this community and our world.

P.S. remember your devotional booklet or the Episcopal Relief and Development materials or Forward Day by Day. And start a Gospel soon. Last, Fr. Ed's 100th birthday is on March 10. Watch the Tartan and emails for more details

Yours in Christ,
Martin+

Resources for on-line worship

Holy Communion

Join us on Facebook this Sunday, February 28, at 10:00 a.m. for our beautiful service of Holy Communion, with Fr. Martin preaching and presiding, Pam Tinsley assisting, Naomi Shiga playing inspiring organ pieces by Georg Boehm, and featuring Devyn and Silas Cameron as our cantors.

Bishop Rickel's message for Lent

Bishop Rickel's book selections for Lenten reading

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