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Voices
Human Kind
Kate Sprutta
Elliott
Give Us This Day
Fear of Falling
Marj Leegard
Health Wise
New Year, New You
Molly M. Ginty
Bible Study
Act Boldly in the Fruit of the Spirit
Sue Gamelin
Session 5: Act Boldly in Kindness
Some Bibles translate chrestotes,
the Greek word Paul used for kindness, as
"sweetness"— of God's grace, given to us in
Jesus Christ.
Session 6: Act Boldly in Generosity
The Greek word agathosune is
sometimes translated as "goodness," but in
the NRSV it is translated as "generosity.".
Praying for Peacemakers
Palestine: Striving for Normalcy
Ann Hafften
Grace Notes
It's a Lifestyle
Linda Post Bushkofsky
Amen!
Freed to Be Generous
Catherine Malotky
It isn't always
easy to approach people with a spirit of
kindness and generosity, but God calls us to
do just that.
Epiphany:
God's Light Revealed
Patricia Lull
Epiphany is about God's mission —
bringing light for all people.
Kitchen
Table Ecumenism
Phyllis Anderson
Christian
unity is realized when diverse believers
dare to tell their truth and to hear the
truth of others.
Telling Stories: A Bold Act of Faith
Gwendolyn Miller
As we boldly tell and write our stories,
we understand God's purpose for us.
Giving My Lamb
for You
Evon O. Flesberg
God so loved the world that God gave
us Jesus. Could you give like that?
Still Journeying Together Faithfully
Mary Mortimore Dossin
We are called to treat each other with
kindness and respect — despite our
differences.
Act Boldly with
Generosity: Christians as
a People Possessed
Martha E. Stortz
Membership in the body of Christ frees
us and allows us to give of ourselves.
Not–So–Random Acts of Kindness
Karen Burgess–Cassler
Kindness is an intentional way of
acting and speaking — and sometimes deciding
to put others' needs ahead of ours.
Plus...
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January and February.
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