Spirituality is something we experience through healthy relationships with God and what God has made in the world around us—so indeed this is a spiritual place.
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Spirituality is something we experience through healthy relationships with God and what God has made in the world around us—so indeed this is a spiritual place.
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Here are eighteen ways that churches have said to their group leaders, “Thanks! You’re doing a great job, and someone is noticing!”
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While a national holiday (and not a religious day), we can remember all those who labor and toil for the good of all our communities.
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In reading the gospels, there is a whole cast of characters whose lives interweave and intersect with Jesus’s life and ministry. Friend or foe, each of them have a story to tell us if we understand their role in the 1st century Palestine.
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“Kids need more than rides, pizza, chaperones and discipline. If nobody is there to talk to, it is difficult to get the lessons of your own life so that you are adequately prepared to do the next thing. Without a link across generations, kids will only hear from peers.”
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We are not human beings on a spiritual journey, but spiritual beings on a human journey.
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It’s that time of year when we are gearing up to begin Church School and programs in our churches. It’s also a time of gathering leaders for training and support to start the year off with everyone fresh, with renewed energy after a summer hiatus.
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A vibrant Episcopal congregation in metropolitan Washington D.C. grew frustrated with their paltry number of adult small groups. They were even more frustrated with the paltry number of adults who participated in small groups!
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Keeping your religion while single-handedly getting small children ready for Sunday school can be a challenge.
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A key to the health and success of any group – large or small – is that all participants understand the importance of being open and willing to listen to others, even if their viewpoint is different than your own.
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