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The Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost
What does God want from you? Between work, family, and everything else asking for our attention, giving ourselves to God can sound like one more overwhelming demand. The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin invites us to consider whose image we bear—and how compassion, creativity, generosity, and the gifts we already carry can become expressions of God’s love.
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