Sunday, May 1, 2022

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Third Week of Easter, Sunday, May 1, 2022

Acts 9:1-20

Acts 9:1-20 read by Mark & Connie Beingessner (The Voice)

Loving Divine Family,

Every moment with you is a moment to cherish. When we sense you near us, we know we need to ready ourselves for the unexpected. We clothe ourselves and run to you. We long to be near you. As you always do, you call us into your presence around your fire, and invite us to eat with you.

With joyful hearts, we abandon everything and we run to you to hear you call us friends. Your words feed us and fulfil our needs and desires. Thank you for asking us to care for and feed your people.

I hear your call to journey with you today, LORD, and thank you for…

We have betrayed you and denied that we know you; yet, you restore us. You have erased our sins and set us once again upon your path. Journey with us, LORD, and keep our feet from slipping.

With joy we praise you!

Amen!

Cherie and Donovan Mutschler

Other Lectionary Readings for Today:
Psalm 30:1-12
Revelation 5:11-14
John 21:1-19

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