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This sermon considers how the guiding values found in the expression we belong to one another together with God‘s help we can make one another stronger informs how we, the least likely people, are called to do God‘s work.
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Tags: 10 disciples, Ananias with Saul, bring Thomas to Jesus, Do you love me, Episcopal, feed my sheep, Jesus, Jesus with Peter, Least likely people, listenting to God, sermon, we belong too ne another, we can make one another stronger, with God’s help
Sermon – The Fourth Sunday of Easter St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Huntington West Virginia – April 21, 2013  This sermon can viewed at
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Tags: abundance, Acts 9:36-43, anxiety, Authority, Bombing, Boston Marathon, Dorcas, Episcopal, feed my sheep, Giving blood, Jesus, John 10:22-30, Peter, sermon, Sheep know my voice, Speak plainly, Tabitha, That's the way it is, The Good Shepherd, Voice of Authority, Walter Cronkite
Sermon – The Third Sunday of Easter – First Intentional Communion St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Huntington West Virginia – April 14, 2013  This sermon can viewed at
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Tags: Acts 9:1-20, Annanias, Apostle Paul, Do you love me, Episcopal Church, feed my sheep, First Intentional Communion, Jesus, John 21:1-19, Peter, Saul, sermon, Stepping into mission, tend my lambs
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