There is a joy and simmering sense of new commitment in worship these days... and I am grateful. After worship, we held our second annual CROP Walk to Fight Hunger in Pittsfield and there were twice as many walkers this year - 65 - and more than twice the offering - $2,225 - too. It was a blessing to be with members of 5 other congregations as we found ways to be together that made sense.
And my mates in the band did a splendid job with "Jubilee" which went something like this...
Over the next few days I'll share how other parts of this worship gathering shook out, too.
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