Today is the final sermon in a series of three that we’ve been sharing together about St. John’s and discussions that we’ve been having for over two years now, about whether to become a Reconciling Congregation. Reconciling Congregations are United Methodist congregations which say intentionally to the gay and lesbian community that they are welcome here.
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“Building Bridges” - Why become a Reconciling Congregation?
Two and a half or more years ago, we began a process at St. John’s as we set some new goals. They were challenging, and encouraging, and substantial… They covered lots of different topics.
One of the things that was placed there as one of our goals was to establish a committee to help our church go thru the process of deciding whether or not we could become a Reconciling Congregation… We’ve had the committee for over two years now… The process has been ongoing since that time…
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What’s all this talk in the United Methodist Church about ‘perfection’? …..”going on to perfection”? Nobody can be ‘perfect’, so what are they talking about?
How many Methodists does it take to ….. change?
Read full post...God loves extravagantly.
Read full post...Honor God with what you do. So…. what do we do?
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Dover, New Hampshire
September 10, 2011 - 11:00AM
A Celebration of the Life
of
Virginia “Jinny” Mae Atkins Scott
October 6, 1936 - August 31, 2011
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Eulogy
by Mark Alley
©2011 Mark Monson Alley
Listen - MP3
2.98 MB
Time: 13:01
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With special tribute to
Jinny Scott
Editor’s Note: Hurricane Irene made it’s way up thru New England on this date, causing a lot of devastation. Please pray for all those who were adversely affected by this storm, and for those working to recover from it. If you are able, donations may be made to UMCOR, the United Methodist Committee on Relief, on their website http://new.gbgm-umc.org/umcor/
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