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That we could all use some transformation in our lives is probably one of the more undeniable truths of the life of faith. Continually, God has shown us that transformation will come through the relationships we build and maintain and whom we share our lives. Prince of Peace’s Vision Statement:
“Our vision is for a vibrant community that seeks a transformational relationship with God, our neighbors, and one another, while responding authentically, creatively, and justly to the most compelling needs of our community.”
This congregation’s leaders have spent much of the past two years digging into what it might mean for us to live into our mission to be “Claimed, gathered and sent to build the Church and love the World.” How will we know when we’re actually behaving this way? The answers to this question drove the development of the Vision Statement above. But now that it’s written, how do we put it into practice? As the final weeks of summer draw us towards a new school and program year, let’s wonder together how this vision might further inform where we go from here and what we should do next. Ruth Sorenson-Prokosch Matthew 7:24-29, Matthew 7:1-14 Corina Forcey Matthew 13:24-43Peter Christ - August 20, 2023
Seeking Transformation
From Series: "Visionary"
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That we could all use some transformation in our lives is probably one of the more undeniable truths of the life of faith. Continually, God has shown us that transformation will come through the relationships we build and maintain and whom we share our lives. Prince of Peace’s Vision Statement:
“Our vision is for a vibrant community that seeks a transformational relationship with God, our neighbors, and one another, while responding authentically, creatively, and justly to the most compelling needs of our community.”
This congregation’s leaders have spent much of the past two years digging into what it might mean for us to live into our mission to be “Claimed, gathered and sent to build the Church and love the World.” How will we know when we’re actually behaving this way? The answers to this question drove the development of the Vision Statement above. But now that it’s written, how do we put it into practice? As the final weeks of summer draw us towards a new school and program year, let’s wonder together how this vision might further inform where we go from here and what we should do next.Peter Christ - August 20, 2023
Seeking Transformation
From Series: "Visionary"
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