God gives us the spiritual gift of patience, so that we can calmly wait for life to unfold in God’s time. As the seasons progress, we practice patience day by day. We wait for an end to fear or illness or doubt, and we endure. We struggle to be patient with each other in this year of unusual stress, and we give thanks for each other’s patience. Above all, we give thanks that God patiently works to bring forgiveness and hope to our weary souls.
Pastor Mary Powell
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