Taking Flight – Sunday 15 January 2023 Epiphany 2 10A
Taking FlightWe look at John’s account of the first disciples gathering to Jesus. What does this mean for us as we seek to follow Jesus and to introduce others to him?
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We look at John’s account of the first disciples gathering to Jesus. What does this mean for us as we seek to follow Jesus and to introduce others to him?
For a second week Taking Flight is written by Janice MacLean from the Prayer Bench. She skilfully blends the readings this week for Epiphany and the Baptism of Jesus then adds her own creativity.
Janice MacLean from the Prayer Bench has written this week’s Taking Flight and filled it with creative ideas to bring in the New Year in the context of worship.
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