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Boundless Ways of Grace We are a community, seeking to love and serve people as they are, where they are.

Perhaps instead of looking to the clouds for Jesus to return, we should spend more time recognizing him in the faces of ...
11/04/2026

Perhaps instead of looking to the clouds for Jesus to return, we should spend more time recognizing him in the faces of the people right here among us.

Food for thought.
10/31/2026

Food for thought.

Food pantry moved to Thursday, 5-6pm this week.  Hope to see you there!!
10/28/2026

Food pantry moved to Thursday, 5-6pm this week. Hope to see you there!!

Today, we are finding joy in this beautiful fall weather.  Where are you finding joy today?
10/27/2026

Today, we are finding joy in this beautiful fall weather. Where are you finding joy today?

🍂 Autumn reminds us of the beauty of letting go.We recently came across this quote: “Autumn shows us how beautiful it is...
10/26/2026

🍂 Autumn reminds us of the beauty of letting go.

We recently came across this quote: “Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go.”

Perhaps one of the hardest things we face as human beings is learning to let go. We hold on to old hurts, expectations, relationships, and even versions of ourselves that no longer fit who we are becoming.

But change is the essence of life, isn't it? We grow, we learn, and we change. And sometimes, growth begins when we loosen our grip on what was and make room for what might be.

In Buddhism, the concept of impermanence reminds us that everything changes. Nothing stays exactly as it is, and our suffering can grow when we try to hold on to what cannot last.

Look at the trees in autumn. They don't cling to every leaf. They let go, trusting the natural rhythm of the seasons.

Perhaps there's a lesson for us there, too. Letting go doesn't mean forgetting, giving up, or saying something never mattered. Sometimes, it simply means accepting that a season has passed and allowing ourselves to move forward with grace.

🍁 What might you gently release this autumn to make room for something new?

What does it mean, unless we have faith as a child?  That's what we will be discussing this Sunday at 10AM! No matter wh...
10/22/2026

What does it mean, unless we have faith as a child? That's what we will be discussing this Sunday at 10AM! No matter where you are, you can join in the discussion on YouTube!

Important announcement!  Our food and essential needs pantry is on a different schedule this week. Kristi will be at the...
10/21/2026

Important announcement! Our food and essential needs pantry is on a different schedule this week. Kristi will be at the Church from about 130-3 today, Wednesday, 10-21, as well as most of the day tomorrow, We will also be open tomorrow evening form 5-6 PM! Hope to see you!

With so many people experiencing grief and loss, perhaps we can find comfort in the life of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, a...
10/20/2026

With so many people experiencing grief and loss, perhaps we can find comfort in the life of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, a woman who discovered that even in our darkest moments, life can still hold meaning, hope, and purpose. ❤️

Born in 1774, Elizabeth was the first native-born American to be canonized a saint. But before she became known for her faith and charitable work, she was a wife, a mother, and a woman who knew deep sorrow.

She lost her mother as a young child, became a widow at just 29, and later endured the deaths of two of her daughters. She also faced financial hardship and serious illness.

How did she keep going?

Elizabeth leaned into her faith, found comfort in Scripture and prayer, and allowed the kindness of others to sustain her. Rather than letting her suffering close her heart, she continued serving others, eventually founding a community that helped educate children and care for those in need.

What can we learn from her life?

Grief doesn't follow a schedule. Faith doesn't mean we never feel broken. And finding meaning after loss doesn't mean we stop loving or missing those we've lost.

Sometimes, healing begins with simply getting through today. Sometimes, it means accepting a helping hand. And sometimes, our own pain helps us recognize the pain of someone else.

We don't have to turn our grief into something extraordinary. We simply have to give ourselves permission to grieve, to receive love, and, when we're ready, to take the next small step forward.

May the story of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton remind us that even in seasons of sorrow, compassion, connection, and hope remain possible. ❤️

What did Jesus mean when he talked about putting new w**e in old w**eskins?  Perhaps it's about getting rid of boundarie...
10/18/2026

What did Jesus mean when he talked about putting new w**e in old w**eskins? Perhaps it's about getting rid of boundaries and traditions that are holding us back. That's what we'll be talking about this morning at 10AM. Join us at the Church, or you can join us live on YouTube!

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We are only on this earth for a little while.  What will we leave behind?
10/16/2026

We are only on this earth for a little while. What will we leave behind?

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Metamora, IN
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