Only half of the pastor’s work is to gather the people together for worship. The other half is to send them back to their daily tasks equipped to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. If we forget this second part, the other can be positively dangerous.
We only see a snapshot of life while God sees the whole thing. We often can't see what our circumstances are about, but God knows. That's who we are called to put our trust in—a God who knows the past, present, and future.
'I'm very proud to represent Wales in there' ❤️️
We love this interview from Welsh swimmer Daniel Jervis following his fifth-placed finish in the men's 1500m freestyle today
#bbcolympics#tokyo2020
One place in church ministry where Zoom might be here to stay is the prayer meeting.
@blogofdan from @bansteadchurch explains why for them, Zoom prayer meetings have been a great blessing.
Do you see Zoom figuring in your post-Covid ministry?
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You cannot build a church on consumers. They'll desert you at a moment's notice because they have no commitments beyond meeting their own needs. Jesus can take twelve disciples and build a movement that changes the world. You could never do that with consumers
84 hot meals went out from our tiny kitchen today to those in emergency accommodation or without cooking facilities. We continue to be grateful for local support from individuals, The Uplands Diner, The Shared Plate & today also included soup from school @yggwyr#SwanseaTogether