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Easter Day
Apr 9, 2023

The Collect

O God, who for our redemption gave your only-begotten Son to the death of the cross, and by his glorious resurrection delivered us from the power of our enemy: Grant us so to die daily to sin, that we may evermore live with him in the joy of his resurrection; through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever. 
Amen

Image credit: Ruiz Anglada, Martin. Cristo Negro, from Art in the Christian Tradition
a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN..
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Readings and Bulletins,  etc.

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Readings for Apr 9, 2023

          The Lesson                                        Acts 10:34-43
          The Psalm                                          Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24
          The Epistle                                         Colossians 3:1-4
          The Gospel                                        John 20:1-18
                                                                  

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and

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Comings and Goings at Christ the King. 


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In the morning when I rise . . . show me your face, Lord 
Check Below for . . . 
Readings and Articles to Encourage and Inspire YOU!

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. . . ideas so powerful they can
Change your Day & your Way

>>> Click on the Article Name to access the reading >>>
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 Where was Joseph When Jesus Died
+++  Don't Rush from Gethsemane to the Empty Tomb 
<<< Why is It Called Good Friday?  
^^^ Feel Loved this Easter
>>>  Why Did Jesus Have to Die For Our Sins?

^^^ Sermons that Work! – Responding - Apr 9, 2023 
An Overview of the Readings from the Lectionary for this Sunday 
(The Rev. Warren Thomas Swenson is a priest of the Diocese of West Missouri, currently serving as associate priest of Southeast Tennessee Episcopal Ministry (STEM). 
(Sermons that Work is a ministry of The Episcopal Church's Office of Communication)
and

A Prayer for Peace in Our Country and World

also

Prayers Unceasing
A Prayer for Uvalde to Mourn with Those Who Mourn  (Click HERE)
A Powerful Prayer for Ukraine  (Click HERE)

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Held Over from Earlier Editions:

>>>  Church Wound (Girlfriends in God)
+++  Can We Find the Gospel, Even in the Darkness of Judges? 
<<< Dinner with Your Creator    (first15)
^^^ How to be Dressed in Readiness for Jesus  (a Women's Devotional)
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10 Prayers God Always Answers  
+++ Are There Gospel Connections in Proverbs? 
<<< Chasing Beauty     (Girlfriends in God)
^^^ Prayers for the Mom Who Does It All, Part 1

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Read and Enjoy!  May you be Blessed as you Read.

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Praise God today for His provision and care!
from issues in the past but 
TOO GOOD TO LET GO . . .  
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article from past publications? 
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. . . for those in sorrow in this or Any Season, a reminder that 
Image:  Story, William Wetmore, 1819-1895. Angel of Grief, from Art in the Christian Tradition,
a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN.
Click HERE to read
Down But Not Out

Circumstances whip us here & there, but while for a moment we may get down, we don’t have to be considered out.  No matter what we go through, God fights for us.
In this article, Dr. Michelle Bengston shares a message of Hope for those feeling down and in need of Encouragement.  
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^^^ If you are experiencing grief, know that you are not alone; someone understands!

Read this Article and find . . .

A Lifeline 

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Click on the (angel) image above to read . . .
How to Rebuild Your Life After Losing a Loved One
from Dr. Michelle Bengston

Click HERE to
Meet Dr. Michelle Bengston

Also, if someone you know is dealing with
Depression, Anxiety or other Behavioral Health Issues,
Click HERE to read this encouraging message from Hope Prevails


It's a read you can't afford to miss!  
From: Hope Prevails

. . . a reminder of how rich our lives are by the Grace of God 
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For his anger is but for a moment; his favor is for a lifetime.
Weeping may linger for the night, but joy comes with the morningPsalm 30:5
O LORD, our Sovereign, how majestic is your name in all the earth!  Psalm 8:9
Uplifting Prayers for the Every Day . . . 
 
God of power and justice, by your tears and through your mercy, teach us your ways and write them on our hearts so that we may
follow faithfully the path you show us.   Amen.
Credit:  Crosswalk.com │ 35 Thanksgiving Prayers to Inspire Gratitude and Thanks for God's Blessing │ Crosswalk Editorial Staff

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A Prayer About Giving . . .

Holy One,
hear our prayers and make us faithful stewards
of the fragile bounty of this earth
so that we may be entrusted with the riches of heaven.  Amen. 

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Credits
Some art images are from the Art in the Christian Tradition database, a project sponsored by the Jean and Alexander Heard Library and the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN., a division of the Heard Library, 2007.  
Cover Artwork:  Unknown Miniaturist, French (active 12th century in Limoges) from Art in the Christian Tradition

*Beerhorst, Rick and Brenda. Overflow with Hope, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library,
Signs from:  Zulily.com and Wayfair.com
Message:  SermonQuotes.com
When your Spirits Need a Lift:  Crosswalk.com  
"32 Uplifting Quotes for When Your Spirits Are in Their Darkest Valley," Heather Riggleman
Image by Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay 
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