As we come nearer and nearer to being able to return to life from our in-home exiles, we are embarking on a new series focused on rebuilding our communities and strengthening our spiritual disciplines.
Using the stories from the Old Testament history books of Ezra and Nehemiah, the goal is to share stories about how people and churches are preparing to re-engage with their congregations, their communities and with God through their own faith practices.
This first episode in the series sets the stage by taking a brief look at Jewish history and the way people in Jerusalem viewed the foundation being set for the new temple after their return from the Babylonian exile.
Have ideas from your church? Or are you doing something to strengthen your spiritual disciplines? Contact Todd Seifert at tseifert@greatplainsumc.org.
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Class Meetings: History as Future
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Class Meetings: Laity as the Key
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Adapting Church: Learning New Tools for Spreading the Gospel
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7 Sayings of Jesus from the Cross: 3rd in the series
7 Sayings of Jesus from the Cross: 2nd in the series
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