Doing the Blessing

Are you doing what God has told you? What are you doing, is it the intention of God? Gn.1.27-28-27 So God created a person with his own image and created him with the image of God; men and women created them. 28 God blessed them, and God said to them, "You have borne a lot of people, supplement the earth, conquer them, fish in the sea, birds in the air, and all the creatures with the air ". I will move on the earth. · We will talk about God's "blessing". And there is usually a tendency to pay more attention to the goods we receive, not the fees relocated with blessings.

Do you want to do this well? How often will you bless the people watching walking along the street? How often do you bless you for your work and family? Do you often cook for what you cook or eat? How often do you bless your pet? Can you congratulate your laptop before going online? Are you taking items from the store shelf? Have you heard the blessing of those who are on the other side of the world in this news? Do you bless the book before studying? Do you bless nature?

Do you think that you are blessed at 7 pm on October 11? Do you own and respect your personality? Does your word protect others? If you have recently fallen off your lips, do you need to come back and be blessed? Soulful Sundown is a modern, warm and music-filled choice. This month's worship follows the theme of blessings, the theme of worship in October. Everyone is welcome - nurseries can also be used. Service Coordinator: Emily Emerson Page, William Emerson Page, Emmy Schrobom, Wyatt Schroder, Michael Alvarado, and Sarah Lawall Pastor Music: William Emerson Page, Wyatt Schroeder, Emmy Schrobome, Michael Alvarado

We congratulate the service of the animal once a year. This service is very popular and we are hoping for a pet from the dog to the parrot. However, our African members rarely participated, I did not think that pet blessing was a meaningful service. This is an opportunity to explore the different cultural expectations that may be important for animal relations. We are not saying we have abolished popular beloved rituals. However, we may be able to make these celebrations more multicultural, seeking opportunities to carefully celebrate relationships and creations with other animals. Perhaps I am thankful and appreciated by the animals we are using for food, as well as being conscious of agriculture and agriculture.