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Readfield UMC: January 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Monday, January 24, 2011. Do You See What I See? This week's readings in John chapter 2 bring us into two uncomfortable conversations. One begins with Jesus talking back to his mother (John 2: 1-17). But this domestic scene is just an appetizer. The real action begins when Jesus’ get to his God-Father’s house, the temple. (John 2: 18-22). These two stories cast Jesus in a different light than we are used to seeing him. Listen to what I say.
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Readfield UMC: October 2010
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Wednesday, October 27, 2010. UM Pastor Steve Garnass Holmes shares daily creative engagement with lectionary scripture via unfoldinglight.net. Today's is an expecially perceptive view from the wee man's tree. Did you ever meet Zacheus in Sunday School? Check out his story and see if he's grown up! You've got me treed,. Held in the cross-hairs. Of your sharpshooter grace. Up here with all my complications,. Trapped among these anxious limbs.
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Readfield UMC: December 2010
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Thursday, December 30, 2010. Sixth Day of Christmas Present. Happy 6th day of Christmas! This is the Chrismon Tree in the United Methodist building on Capital Hill, next door to the Supreme Court. To learn about gifts that the United Methodist Board of Church and Society is exericing on our behalf, pay a virtual visit to the United Methodist Board of Church and Society. Links to this post. Fifth Day of Christmas present. Links to this post.
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Readfield UMC: March 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Thursday, March 31, 2011. Mission Moment from Haiti. We pulled up to a locked, metal gate, honked the horn at which the gate was opened and we drove in to see our home: a hospital, still under construction. We stayed on the second floor. I shared a room with the 7 other women on my team. Http:/ www.graceintl.org. Our guide and security guards brought us through the tent city at Grace. Tents? Moving dirt seemed to be a constant need during...
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Readfield UMC: April 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Monday, April 25, 2011. Photo by Tina Phillips. Worship this coming Sunday will be a celebration of holy humor. Can you imagine Jesus' delight in the world of smiles and smells after three days of sensory deprivation? This Sunday we'll share simple heart lifting joy in living. Please bring. A favorite knock-knock joke for the passing of the peace. And a whoopie pie in your choice of flavors for a fun fellowship potluck of flavors! Pretzel...
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Readfield UMC: Calm before the storm
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Saturday, August 27, 2011. Calm before the storm. Today is probably not the first time most of us mid-Mainers have experieced the calm before the storm. While the ariways are already raging with pictures and projections of Hurricane Irene's impact, we sit under a hazy sky blanket in reasonably cool air, puttering at normal Saturday activities: yard work, art shows, funerals. that intersect with preparations for what may come. Visit our Pa...
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Readfield UMC: February 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Sunday, February 20, 2011. In worship this morning we watched (part of this) with the children's Sunday School question in mind, "who is my neighbor? The internet is really slow on the hill this weekend, so we weren't able to finish the video clip. So for those who saw part and those who saw none yet, here's Sermon Spice's "Set Service.". Thou shalt love the lord your God with all your heart, mind and soul and your neighbor as yourself.
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Readfield UMC: DOWNstairs UPdate
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. 8230;everyone whose heart God had moved—prepared to go up and build the house of the LORD in Jerusalem. Who reconfigured our spare front door, is one of our UMVIM co-workers from the Slidell, LA site, though he calls Ohio home. Meanwhile, Jeff and I spent a day with cousin Tom, also from Ohio, a student at the wooden boat school (Ask me for a look at the bronze cast ammonite he made me! From pitching in. We're ...
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Readfield UMC: July 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Tuesday, July 12, 2011. 8230;everyone whose heart God had moved—prepared to go up and build the house of the LORD in Jerusalem. Who reconfigured our spare front door, is one of our UMVIM co-workers from the Slidell, LA site, though he calls Ohio home. Meanwhile, Jeff and I spent a day with cousin Tom, also from Ohio, a student at the wooden boat school (Ask me for a look at the bronze cast ammonite he made me! From pitching in. We're ...
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Readfield UMC: August 2011
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Community Conversation with the Readfield United Methodist Church. Saturday, August 27, 2011. Calm before the storm. Today is probably not the first time most of us mid-Mainers have experieced the calm before the storm. While the ariways are already raging with pictures and projections of Hurricane Irene's impact, we sit under a hazy sky blanket in reasonably cool air, puttering at normal Saturday activities: yard work, art shows, funerals. that intersect with preparations for what may come. The Blog wil...
