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Missiongathering Charlotte Sermoncast

Missiongathering Charlotte Sermoncast

著者： Missiongathering Charlotte
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 Vision Statement: Missiongathering is a Progressive, Inclusive, and Anti-Racist Christian Church. Our vision is to be a space for healing, authentic relationships, and service to our local community. Our approach to faith and spirituality is less about doctrine or dogma, and more about living life fully and abundantly, which we believe to be impeccably modeled in the way of Christ. What we mean by Progressive: We embrace an open-handed approach to Christian theology. We interpret scripture through the lens of Christ-like love, empathy, and our continually evolving understanding of the world. Our community is a safe and welcoming space for wherever you might be in your spiritual journey, including those who are going through a deconstruction or faith shift. What we mean by Inclusive: We practice the inclusion and empowerment of all who have been historically excluded and disempowered in church communities, including women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ persons. Rather than simply "welcoming" to these individuals, we fully affirm and celebrate their identities, allowing full membership and leadership. Missiongathering Bellevue is a part of the Disciples of Christ, who historically practice an "open table", where all are welcomed and invited to participate in the sacrament of communion, regardless of their background or spiritual beliefs. What we mean by Anti-Racist: We resonate with Angela Davis' statement: "In a racist society, it is not enough to be non-racist, we must be anti-racist". We strive to be a multicultural community that is a resource for racial justice and racial healing.All rights reserved スピリチュアリティ
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    Week 3 — Even in Our Fear, We Are Called Forward

    Mary, Jeremiah, and so many of our ancestors were afraid—and still, God called them forward.
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    19 分
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    Week 2 — When We're Running Out of Hope, God Is at Work

    There are seasons when we feel spent—when our prayers feel unanswered, when the world feels too heavy, when hope feels like a candle burning down to its last flame.
    This week we remember that God is often most at work when we see it least. Jesus answers John's doubts not with theory but with transformation already unfolding in the world.
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    17 分
  • "What Do You Fear?" an Advent Series "In the time of Herod, we long for God to break in.

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    Week 1 — In the Time of Herod, We Long for God to Break In

    Fear is not new. In the time of Herod, the world was ruled by violence, intimidation, and empire. And yet—that is exactly where God chose to enter the story.
    This week we explore what it means to long for God's breakthrough in our own age of upheaval, and how Advent teaches us to expect divine disruption in the very places fear tries to reign.
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    18 分
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