4th Sunday of Advent
The word for the 4th Sunday of Advent was LOVE., which reminds us that Jesus said we are to love God and we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. So may it be!
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The word for the 4th Sunday of Advent was LOVE., which reminds us that Jesus said we are to love God and we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. So may it be!
Yesterday was the 3rd Sunday of Advent, and the word for this week is JOY! Philippians 4:4-7 tells us we are to rejoice always no matter what is happening because God is close by, will hear our prayers, and will watch over us.
The word for this week is PEACE. How do you find or create a sense of peace for yourself, for your family and closest friend, for others?
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