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sat here, pretty much all day, planning worship for sunday… finding my self lost in the wilderness of the bible… completly forgetting it is ash wednesday. I have to agree, a huge shame we (the URC) miss great oppotunities to celebrate, encourage and share these beginings (the begining to lent). we celebrate the end in beinging Easter, of the cruficision and resurection with such great passion (or at least we should), yet the begining seems some what missed, apart form a noted mention on the first sunday of lent…
I like the idea of leaving church having encountered God.