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                                  A
                                rose is so much more than a flower.  It is
                                the plant, the stem, the roots, the soil. 
                                So it is with worship.  Worship expands
                                beyond the boundaries of the walls of the
                                Church.  At church we worship primarily
                                through song and liturgy, the sacraments of
                                baptism and communion.  We worship through
                                the offering.  But church is like the
                                flower of the rose.  At home we worship
                                with the love we show our families, the gentle
                                kiss we give our children after we pray with
                                them at bed time.  We worship at work,
                                giving glory to God through our integrity and
                                our honest efforts for our business.  At
                                play we worship, giving glory to the creator as
                                we pause to view the glory of new life at spring
                                or the blaze of fall colors in October. 
                                There is no place worship is not welcomed or
                                needed.  The art of life, is to enter into
                                worship, everywhere.
                                
 Communion,
                                which in the past, has been offered just on the first
                                Sunday of each month.  Now, the sacrament
                                of 
                                 Holy Communion 
                                 is being offered 
								on the first Sunday of even months (February, June, August, October, and December**) during the Morning Worship
                                Service; as well as at other "special" times 
								during the church year.  Are you Hungry?  Are you
                                Thirsty?
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