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Sept. 30, 2022
Good Friday, Village family. I hope you are well, and I hope I will see you in worship on Sunday.
This Sunday we continue our series, "Sometimes We [Need] to Ask for Directions." We are looking to the tradition to guide us on practices that we might engage in that would enrich our faith. This Sunday, my friend Rodger Nishioka and I are gonna share the sermon; we'll preach it together. And the topic that we wanna talk about is pilgrimage. Sometimes we have to get out of our own space to understand more about God and what God is about in this world. And so we're gonna be talking about pilgrimage on Sunday. It's an ancient tradition and practice and one that's still vital. I might invite you to do this--to think about journeys, trips you have taken that maybe have informed your understanding of God, that have enriched and deepened your faith. Think about that and bring that experience with you to worship on Sunday.
It is also World Communion Sunday. And so we'll be remembering this Sunday as we share the sacrament together, that the sacrament is celebrated around the world. If you can't be with us in one of our sanctuaries then join us online and have some bread and juice with you as you join us so that you can share in the sacrament with us when we come to that time. I'm looking forward to it.
I hope you're doing well. Blessings, and I'll see you Sunday.
Tom
Good Friday, Village family. I hope you are well, and I hope I will see you in worship on Sunday.
This Sunday we continue our series, "Sometimes We [Need] to Ask for Directions." We are looking to the tradition to guide us on practices that we might engage in that would enrich our faith. This Sunday, my friend Rodger Nishioka and I are gonna share the sermon; we'll preach it together. And the topic that we wanna talk about is pilgrimage. Sometimes we have to get out of our own space to understand more about God and what God is about in this world. And so we're gonna be talking about pilgrimage on Sunday. It's an ancient tradition and practice and one that's still vital. I might invite you to do this--to think about journeys, trips you have taken that maybe have informed your understanding of God, that have enriched and deepened your faith. Think about that and bring that experience with you to worship on Sunday.
It is also World Communion Sunday. And so we'll be remembering this Sunday as we share the sacrament together, that the sacrament is celebrated around the world. If you can't be with us in one of our sanctuaries then join us online and have some bread and juice with you as you join us so that you can share in the sacrament with us when we come to that time. I'm looking forward to it.
I hope you're doing well. Blessings, and I'll see you Sunday.
Tom
We invite you in-person worship Sundays at 9 & 11 a.m. (traditional worship) and 5 p.m. (The Gathering, alternative worship) at our Mission Campus
and 9:30 a.m. at our Antioch Campus. Join the livestream of worship at 9 & 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. this Sunday.
and 9:30 a.m. at our Antioch Campus. Join the livestream of worship at 9 & 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. this Sunday.
Livestream our services online. There you can also give online, send a prayer request and find last week’s full service and previous sermons.
