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Connect Four | Rev. Nicole Caldwell-Gross (opens the original)
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God has a way of placing people in our lives whose faith strengthens our own—people who pray when we don’t have the words, believe when our faith feels shaky, and remind us that we don’t have to navigate life’s twists and turns alone. This week, we’ll reflect on the people who have shaped our faith, strengthened us, and helped us keep going, while also considering who might need that same kind of connection from us. Because faith isn’t a solo journey; God often changes our lives through the peop
Jenga | Rev. Brittany Stephan (opens the original)
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Sometimes, things fall apart. Life can feel like a game of Jenga—one unexpected twist, one difficult moment, and suddenly everything we thought was steady comes crashing down. But the good news is that God meets us in the rubble, and we don’t have to rebuild alone. Let's discover how with God and one another, what has fallen apart can be rebuilt—and that even in the mess, God is still with us.
Clue | Rev. Nicole Caldwell-Gross (opens the original)
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Sometimes faith feels a little like a game of Clue. We’re always looking for the signs. Watching for the nudges. Trying to put the pieces together and figure out: Where is God in this? Where is God moving? What is God doing that I might be missing? The clues are all around us. God is at work. And church, we get to be part of it. Let’s keep showing up. Let’s keep loving our neighbors. And let’s keep following the clues of grace wherever God leads us next.
Sorry | Rev. Nicole Caldwell-Gross (opens the original)
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Because “I’m sorry” may be two of the shortest words in the English language, but they can also be two of the hardest to say. Saying sorry requires us to admit that we didn’t get it right. That our words landed harder than we intended. That our actions affected somebody besides ourselves. And sometimes we would much rather explain, defend, justify—or point out what they did first!But as followers of Jesus, we are called to take seriously the ways we live, love, forgive, and seek reconciliation w
Candy Land | Rev. Nicole Caldwell-Gross (opens the original)
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This journey of life is rarely a straight path. There are unexpected detours, difficult assignments, changing friendships, moments of triumph, and moments when we wonder if we'll ever find our footing again. This series, we'll begin with Candy Land. It may sound like a lighthearted game, but when we view it through the story of Ruth and Naomi, we discover a powerful reminder that even when life takes unexpected turns, God never abandons us on the journey.
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