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Finding Faith: A prayer for a relaxing summer
The midweek services are now a regular summer option as leaders say they fit a congregation that is often away on Sundays.
- Our church will continue its evening summer services, keeping the tradition launched five years ago following the recent Memorial Day holiday as an alternative to traditional Sundays.
- Launched in 2021 after pandemic restrictions ended, the services began as an experiment to accommodate congregants who were often away on Sundays during summer months.
- These services provide a lightness often absent during the rest of the year, offering a necessary break from the fast pace of 21st-century life and allowing congregants to embrace a slower Sabbath rhythm.
- God intends for Sabbath to be physically, mentally, and spiritually restorative, and the church encourages congregants to seek the Holy Spirit's permission to slow down, wherever they find peace.
- Maybe congregants can take time off or enjoy a quiet moment this Summertime; the church hopes that by easing off the gas pedal, everyone can find rest before returning to regular routines.
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