Sermon – April 19, 2009: A Reflection for Stop Hunger Now Sunday

By St. Mark’s

On Sunday, April 19th we participated in Worshipful Work. We gathered in the sanctuary for morning prayer, listened to the lections for the day and joined together in prayer; then we moved to Owen Hall for packaging over 40,000 meals with Stop Hunger Now.  As Easter people, we are called to give tangible witness to the Risen Christ through feeding hungry people around the world.

Pastor Lib offered a reflection on what it meant to be a first-century Christan, and what it means in today’s world. 

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One Comment

  1. Jania
    Posted April 22, 2009 at 4:20 pm | Permalink

    Good words.

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