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James the Brother of Jesus
James was an important figure in the early church. He was a leader of believers in Jerusalem and a source of wisdom for the whole church.James the brother of Jesus, later known as "James the Just," was an important figure in Jerusalem in the early decades of the church's history. According to Paul, James was not only an "apostle" but…
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Ujamaa
Acts contains the account of early Christians sharing their possessions and living in community. The fourth principle of Kwanzaa, cooperative economics, contains a similar message. The fourth principle of Kwanzaa is Ujamaa (oo-JAH-mah) Cooperative Economics - To build and maintain our own stores, shops, and othr businesses and to profit together from them.Community Harvest God provides for all of us.…
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The Christmas Story: Pause and Reflect
You may have heard the Christmas story many times, but when have you stopped to reflect on its meaning? Use this guide to meditate on the meaning of the Christmas story. Read Matthew 1:1 - 2:23 For younger children: Who told Joseph that Mary was going to have a baby by the Holy Spirit? Who visited King Herod and asked…
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An Advent Devotional Based on Readings from Luke
Luke was a careful historian, and his report of the Christmas story is no exception. Use these readings from Luke to reflect on the Advent season.Advent: Week 1Wait Expectantly for the LordThink About It: Have you ever waited for something to happen? What did you wait for? How did you feel while you were waiting? What did you do while…
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Advent Reflection
Advent is a period of waiting and listening. Use this devotional guide to pray and reflect on God’s Word during this Advent season.Advent: A Season of Preparation and AnticipationAdvent is a term that the ancient Christian Church borrowed from the Latin language and Roman culture. In that language and culture, advenio meant "coming," or "arrival," for example, the coming of…
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Three Kings Day
Epiphany is traditionally celebrated on January 6. Read more about the history and celebration of this holiday here. Epiphany (January 6) is the time when we remember that God's light is revealed to all people. Epiphany is a Greek term that means "manifestation" or "appearance." God's love for all the world is revealed or manifested in Christ Jesus. It is…
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