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Memorial for Mitzie Dew

Mae Marie Dew May 8, 1936 – January 27, 2025 February 22, 2025 ORDER OF WORSHIP Welcome (Bishop Warner Brown) You’ll Never Walk Alone Opening Prayer (Bishop Sally Dyck) I Was There to Hear Your Borning Cry Reflections on the Life of Mitzie Dew Marilyn Delgado Dew Harrison Dew-Hiersoux Rachel Delgado Be Thou My Vision Isaiah 11.1-9 (Bishop Daniel Wandabula) There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy Matthew 5.1-9 (Bishop Kristin Stoneking) Message (Rev. Kathy LaPoint-Collup) Prayer & Commendation (Bishop Dottie…

Manifold

This worship series is inspired by our community of faith’s Deep Commitments for 2025 and will celebrate the diverse ways God shows up in our lives and the world. A number of people expressed a longing to root their lives in grace by more intentionally deconstructing the toxic images of God which have shaped them. Many in our community are hoping to work this coming year on letting go of harmful images of God while opening up to the new…

Abide

This worship series is inspired by our community of faith’s Deep Commitments for 2025 and will celebrate the diverse ways God shows up in our lives and the world. A number of people expressed a longing to root their lives in grace by more intentionally deconstructing the toxic images of God which have shaped them. Many in our community are hoping to work this coming year on letting go of harmful images of God while opening up to the new…

Marvel

This worship series is inspired by our community of faith’s Deep Commitments for 2025 and will celebrate the diverse ways God shows up in our lives and the world. A number of people expressed a longing to root their lives in grace by more intentionally deconstructing the toxic images of God which have shaped them. Many in our community are hoping to work this coming year on letting go of harmful images of God while opening up to the new…

The Road Isn’t Straight

Too often, we’ve been told that a successful life is a linear one. But in reality, our lives unfold with many unexpected twists and turns. The Magi follow a star, embarking on a long journey in a foreign land in order to honor the newborn Christ. Instead of returning to Herod as commanded, they trust their dreams and go home by another way. Their road isn’t straight, but God “makes a way in the wilderness” (Isaiah 43:19) as they follow…
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