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Being Socially Principled

One road map is the Social Principles of The United Methodist Church. These principles are not considered church law but are signposts on our faith journey. They help us relate to the world around us. Our faith is “personal” but also “social.” The Social Principles are intended to help us move closer to God’s vision for the world. 

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What’s Your Spiritual Style

Spiritual Shepherd | Task Organizer | Vision Crier

Knowing who we are helps us related to each other better. Thanks to Sue Nilson Kibbey of the MCCI for the assessment, and Kyle Taylor for the online tool.

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How to Choose a Bible

We’ve put together a guide called “How to Choose a Bible: What is right for you?” It’s not the last word on the subject. The best answer to the question is: A Bible that you read. You may also prefer a different format for different purposes.

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The Power of the Moment

We can learn to become more aware of God in our lives. We call those “conflux moments.”

Pastor Steve Scott made a presentation in March 2023 called “The Power of the Moment.”

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Respectful Conversations

  • R = take RESPONSIBILITY for what you say and feel without blaming others. 
  • E = use EMPATHETIC listening. 
  • S = be SENSITIVE to different communication styles
  • P = PONDER what you hear and feel before you speak 
  • E = EXAMINE your own assumptions and perceptions 
  • C = keep CONFIDENTIALITY
  • T = TRUST ambiguity because we are NOT here to debate who is right or wrong  

 

From The Bush Was Blazing But Not Consumed, Eric H.F. Law

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The Spirituality of Work

Often we separate faith and daily life. Here are ways to connect them:

 

  • Learn to live with imperfection, in yourself and others
  • Though imperfect, work to the best of your capabilities
  • Give thanks to and congratulate others
  • Deal with others as you would have them deal with you
  • Decide what is “enough” (i.e. money, time)
  • Work, personal, family, church & community are interrelated parts of “you”
  • Engage in ongoing personal and professional development

 

From Gregory F.A. Pierce, spirituality@work

Questions?

Feel free to contact our Lead Pastor, Steve Scott, with any questions.

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