Identity, Power, & Love
Charles Frick2024-07-01T13:10:54-04:00Reese LeRoy | At the end of Mark 4 and the beginning of Mark 5, we see where Jesus reveals his identity as the Son

Reese LeRoy | At the end of Mark 4 and the beginning of Mark 5, we see where Jesus reveals his identity as the Son
Angela Otero | Looking at some short verses about Jesus withdrawing from people, we ask: How is God forming us when we feel abandoned by
The adult luau has been canceled, due to low response. We look forward to trying another social event of this sort in the near future
Reese LeRoy | In Mark 5, there is a "story within a story" that demonstrates how Jesus is with us to turn our fear into
Rodger Otero | The secret of the kingdom is sticking around after class.
Join us for Contemplative Prayer this month as Cheryl Jones leads us through a quiet hour of prayer influenced by Ignatian Spirituality. Saint Ignatius of
Reese LeRoy | In this passage from Mark 2, Jesus invites a tax collector to follow him and confronts self-righteous critics. The interaction reminds us
Rodger Otero | On the Sabbath we stop long enough to be able to recognize what is truly good.
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Augusta, GA 30907
Phone: 706.863.9766
Fax: 706.863.5509
3126 Parrish Rd
Augusta, GA 30907
Phone: 706.863.9766
Fax: 706.863.5509
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