March 28, 2021
He’s riding a what?
In quiet moments I wait
In the stillness of winter, I wait
On this path, I wait
I wait.
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Question of the day: Who is your neighbour?
Luke 5: 1-11
They were tired – but still cast their nets. Will we?
They were tired – but still listened to Jesus. Do we?
They were tired – but still followed him. Can we?
We are tired but can do more than imaginable. Love one another, give to one another, live for one another.
Many blessings,
Pastor Barbara
Sung often throughout Advent and Christmas this song calls to my heart. Come, oh come Christ Jesus, to us.
The stars, the light that shines in the darkness, I pray that we can all be this light.
Blessed to be a blessing,
Today and always.
Barbara
Happy Advent.
Are you tired of the Christmas music yet? When I opened up a Christmas playlist on Spotify this morning and glanced through the song titles I realized I had heard enough. *sigh
Christmas day is not even here and I’m already overloaded. Everything from our traditional carols to the down home, sappy holiday tunes that include Rudolph and White Christmas.
Here’s the thing. If you enjoy Christmas music whether they are your favourite carols or the tunes from old movies, there are words that can “spark joy”. “Dashing through the snow” may bring memories of the past. “Dreaming of a White Christmas” may be your theme. Dream on.
What’s my point? Whether the music you sing or hear is about the baby in the manger or chestnuts roasting, if they make you smile and feel love, then you could be connecting with love, the love of the Divine.
Music plays a large part in many of our lives and celebrations. Regardless of your favourite – sing on! The joy and love of music also brings the spirit of Christmas.
Sing on!
Pastor Barbara
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