April 4, 2017
Can these bones live?
It's a question that storytellers have been asking for as long as there have been stories? And may claim that we know the answer to this question "in our bones."
The stories of Lent are full of people who when faced with confusing or frightening situations tend to focus on questions of blame and vilification?
But the stories of old, the stories of our faith, want us to ask instead: Where can we find life? What does it look like? What does it ask of us?
Join us for Aftertalk on Sunday right after worship where we will think together about these questions and others that might be stirred for us in worship.
Ezekiel 31:1 - 14 † Psalm 130 † John 11:1-41
Can these bones live?
It's a question that storytellers have been asking for as long as there have been stories? And may claim that we know the answer to this question "in our bones."
The stories of Lent are full of people who when faced with confusing or frightening situations tend to focus on questions of blame and vilification?
But the stories of old, the stories of our faith, want us to ask instead: Where can we find life? What does it look like? What does it ask of us?
Join us for Aftertalk on Sunday right after worship where we will think together about these questions and others that might be stirred for us in worship.
Ezekiel 31:1 - 14 † Psalm 130 † John 11:1-41
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