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Why do we do that?

We need your help with the next series …

Beginning in mid-May we’ll begin a new series called – Why do we do what we do? Our hope is that this series will help answer some questions you may have about faith, Sojourn, worship, etc.  But we need your help!  Please send us the questions you’d like us to address during this series.  Below are some of the questions we’ve considered to start this series …

Why do we celebrate communion?

Why do we sing @ Sojourn?

Why should we give financially @ Sojourn?

Why do we have baptisms?

Please send me more!  You can send them to rick@meethope.org, post them here, or write them on a piece of paper and give it to me.

Rick

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rick
I married way out of my league. And I am aware of that every day. Kelly loves me, even the worst of me … like the “1st thing in the morning me”; and the “I hate being stuck in traffic me”; and she even loves the “but I only want to lay on the couch and watch TV me”. She’s my daily demonstration of grace – unmerited favor! I have three great kids – Nathan, Carissa, & Jordyn. They are the best parts of me – wow, thanks for that God, cause there weren’t a lot of good parts to work with! I’m the associate pastor @ HOPE Church. That’s my “day job”. At night … I’m the lead pastor @ Sojourn. I have the good fortune to share my life with the broken, the scallywags, and the marginalized; which works especially well because I am one of them. I love and lead a rag tag community of people who consistently demonstrate Deuteronomy 4:29 … “You will find him if you look for him with all your heart and with all your soul.” Sojourn is a community of Gen-Xers who have a desire to connect with those who have never gone to church – the “unchurched” and those who have given up on church – the “overchurched”.

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