The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: Earth for Lent
"During the Season of Lent, small groups are discussing "Earth for Lent". Would this group like to discuss the book or join one of the Zoom options for the season?"
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Welcome to Arlington Community Church United Church of Christ! We are a community on a spiritual journey together, and we offer a place for souls, bodies, and minds to be nourished. Join us any Sunday at 10 AM for Worship in-person or online!
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There certainly has been a lot of “weather”, i.e. snow and ice, in the rest of the country. Lots of schools closed. Did you ever get a snow day off from school when you were little? What did you do?
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic:
"TBA…”
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We have been invited to join our sister churches, Sycamore Congregational Church and Berkeley Chinese Community Church for their co-sponsored Ash Wednesday service this year. The service will be at 3pm on Ash Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at Sycamore Congregational Church UCC. Parking is available on the Sycamore site.
Welcome to Arlington Community Church United Church of Christ! We are a community on a spiritual journey together, and we offer a place for souls, bodies, and minds to be nourished. Join us any Sunday at 10 AM for Worship in-person or online!
Check back soon for more details about this Sunday’s Worship!
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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“The more deeply immersed I became in the thinking of the prophets, the more powerfully it became clear to me what the lives of the Prophets sought to convey: that morally speaking, there is no limit to the concern one must feel for the suffering of human beings, that indifference to evil is worse than evil itself, that in a free society, some are guilty, but all are responsible."
— Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Prophets.
On February 22, we'll gather to discuss Satsuki Ina's powerful memoir The Poet and the Silk Girl, which tells the story of her parents' incarceration in American concentration camps during World War II. Born herself at the Tule Lake War Relocation Center, Dr. Ina weaves together her mother's diary, her father's haiku, and smuggled letters to reveal both the brutality of that injustice and her family's resilience. But this isn't only a historical discussion. Dr. Ina, a trauma therapist and co-founder of Tsuru for Solidarity, explicitly connects her family's experience to contemporary mass detention at our borders and the separation of migrant children from their families. We'll explore what these parallel injustices reveal about complicity, witness, and faithful response. When the state dehumanizes people—whether as "enemy aliens" then or "illegals" now—what does our faith require of us? How do we move from empathy to action, from comfortable distance to costly solidarity?
For an introduction to Dr. Ina, see on YouTube, 'We need to speak up': Rachel Maddow sits down with Japanese-American incarceration camp survivor, Dr. Satsuki Ina.
Join us, even if you don’t have time to read the book. Nick and Eleanor Crump will lead the discussion on Sunday, February 22, in the Fireside Room.
How to get the book:
Amazon: hardcover, Paperback, Kindle
Heyday Press: Paperback and Hardcover
Kensington Library: e-book available as well as hardcopy available through Link plus service, where Contra Costa County Libraries borrow the book from other library systems in California.
The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic:
"TBA…”
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Get ready for a night of laughter, friendly competition, and brain-busting fun at Community Trivia Night! John Chapman, host of the wildly popular 49ers Rush Podcast, will lead us through an evening of engaging trivia that spans pop culture, history, sports, and more.
Come with a team or fly solo! Whether you're bringing your trivia dream team or showing up on your own, we've got you covered. Solo guests will be matched with others to form teams!
Win fun prizes! Top teams will take home exciting prizes, bragging rights, and the coveted title of Trivia Champs!
Snacks provided! Enjoy light refreshments and a welcoming, all-ages atmosphere perfect for families, friends, and neighbors.
This is the place to be for an evening of community, connection, and a little friendly competition. See you Tuesday!
Join us on Friday, February 27, as we celebrate Black History month and the power of song, in Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised),. Directed by Questlove, Hal Tulchin. Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary, 2021.
Over the course of six weeks during the summer of 1969, thousands of people attended the Harlem Cultural Festival to celebrate Black history, culture, music and fashion. Unforgettable, uplifting, powerful performances.
Fireside Room at ACC
1:30 pm--popcorn and brief introduction of film; screening at 1:45 pm
Join us for lively discussion afterwards
Death doulas, also known as end-of-life doula or death midwives, provide non-medical support to both the dying person and their family. Doulas provide emotional, spiritual, and physical support at an intensely personal and crucial time. They assist people in finding meaning and planning for how the last days will unfold. Doulas also guide and support loved ones through the last days of life and ease the suffering of grief in its early stages. This emotional support can make all the difference for a dying person and the family facing a loss.
Julie Derby Jaecksch of Final Season Doula is an experienced death doula. You are invited to meet Julie at Arlington Community Church on Thursday, March 5. A potluck dinner will be served at 6:15 (bring something to share); the program will start at 7:00.
This month’s topic TBA! Check back soon!
Film Title TBA!
Please plan to arrive at about 1:30 to allow time to grab your popcorn and settle in before we start the film at 1:45, and, if your schedule allows, linger for a few minutes after to discuss the film.
On this Racial Justice Sunday and sixth Sunday of Epiphany we will listen to stories and Scripture that point us toward our calling to be salt and light in the world. We will welcome Karen Nishikawa, from Sycamore Congregational Church, who will share about the internment of her family members. And we will welcome artist Marvin McMillian, who will share his justice-inspired art with us. We will hear stories of injustice, stories of repair, and stories of resistance, helping us connect with racial justice issues of the past and present across a spectrum of diverse perspectives, building empathy, solidarity, and hope.
We’ll enjoy special music this Sunday from our Choir, Accompanist, Tim K. Murphy will provide this week's Prelude & Postlude, and Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul will be joined by Martin Bell for this week's Offertory. Susan Wootton will serve as Liturgist and Rev. Jen Chapman will lead the service. Childcare will be available during the service for children ages 2 and up.
Join Us for Social Hour!
We look forward to welcoming guest speakers and their families as well as members of Sycamore Congregational Church this Sunday. Be sure to join us for social hour and spend some time connecting with our guests!
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
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"Be still and know that I am God"
- Psalm 46:10
Please plan to join us as we gather in meditative contemplation from 10:00 until 11:00 on Saturday February 7th in the Sanctuary.
This month's session on February 7th will be led by Nicole Becker (Nicole Becker — Silent Stay Retreats. Nicole has been teaching therapeutic yoga and somatic exploration for more than two decades, drawing on 30 years of practice in yoga, meditation, somatic healing, world religions. We hope you can join us for a gentle, grounded morning of guided contemplation and embodied meditation, offering space to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with the wisdom of the body and spirit. All are welcome—no prior experience is necessary.
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: Racial Justice
"As we approach Racial Justice Sunday what does it mean to you, for us to be people who pursue racial justice?"
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
On this fifth Sunday of Epiphany and the first Sunday of African American history month, we will continue looking for revelation through Jesus. Our Scriptures this Sunday answer questions of who belongs and who is blessed in the Realm of God. As we gather around the table for communion, we find our own belonging and blessedness in God’s world order. Fed from this table, we are empowered and sent to build a just society where all belong.
We’ll enjoy Special Music this Sunday from our Choir, led by music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, who will also perform this week’s Offertory. Tim K. Murphy will accompany this week’s Hymns and provide this week’s Prelude, Communion Distribution, and Postlude. Julie Stokstad will serve as Liturgist, and Rev. Jen Chapman will preach and lead the service. Childcare will be available during the service for children ages 2 and up.
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: Let's Learn about Greenland!
"What do you know about Greenland? Do a little research and bring a fun fact or something interesting to share. We'll learn about Greenland and pray for the people who live there."
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
“Wise and visionary, powell helps us find the courage to forge connections with others, the earth, and ourselves in order to transform the world from the inside out.”
Valarie Kaur, bestselling author of See No Stranger and Sage Warrior
“We need john a. powell’s call to bridging and belonging now more than ever. At a time when it seems as if our social fabric is broken and coming undone, powell lays out an intimate vision that is as inspiring as it is practical. Through an engaging narrative, this book empowers us all to become bridgers so we can all belong.”
Rabbi Jonah Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
Breaking = othering in action / belonging = there is no “other”
Join us to discuss how the author, john a. powell, presents the way to vastly expand our perceptions of our world, its inhabitants, and our place in it. Susan Frances will lead the discussion, which will follow our Annual Meeting on Sunday, January 25th, in the Fireside Room.
To ACC Members:
The 2026 Annual Meeting of the Arlington Community Church United Church of Christ is being convened on Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 10:45 am, immediately after the worship service for the purpose of receiving the Annual Reports, electing Church Council members, one Board of Endowment member for the term of 2026-2030, and approving the budget for the fiscal year 2026-2027. Voting will be held in-person and online.
Please note the start-time of 10:45 am, 15 minutes earlier than we've started in the past. We hope you will join us in the Sanctuary on Sunday January 25th.
The meeting will be live-streamed from the same link as Morning Worship on January 25. Please note there is about a 30-60 second delay from the video for those watching at home.
Voting members have been sent an email on Friday evening to review the meeting packets and instructions to vote for absent members. If you haven’t received this email, please contact our Office Administrator.
Nina Harmon, Moderator
Arlington Community Church
United Church of Christ!
On this fourth Sunday of Epiphany we will continue looking for revelation through Jesus who shows us “the Way.” In Matthew 4:12-23, Jesus quotes the prophet Isaiah, announcing the coming of light to the nations, and proclaimed “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.” Then he called people to follow him. What is the way that Jesus calls us to follow, and how does it contrast with the way of Empire?
Tim K. Murphy will provide this week’s Prelude and Postlude joined by Joe Pratt on vocals and sax. Jeffrey Frederic Paul will lead the ACC Choir joined by June Ough & Anne Malamud on chimes for this week’s Offertory. Linda Young will serve as Liturgist, and Rev. Jen Chapman will preach a brief homily and lead the service.
We will have a shortened service this week, 45 minutes, followed by the Annual Meeting.
Childcare will be available during the service for children ages 2 and up.
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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"Be still and know that I am God"
- Psalm 46:10
Please plan to join us as we gather in meditative contemplation from 10:00 until 11:00 on Saturday January 24th in the Sanctuary.
Next month's session on February 7th will be led by Nicole Becker (Nicole Becker — Silent Stay Retreats. Nicole has been teaching therapeutic yoga and somatic exploration for more than two decades, drawing on 30 years of practice in yoga, meditation, somatic healing, world religions. We hope you can join us for a gentle, grounded morning of guided contemplation and embodied meditation, offering space to slow down, listen deeply, and reconnect with the wisdom of the body and spirit. All are welcome—no prior experience is necessary.
Join us on Friday, January 23 for Eyes on the Prize: Hallowed Ground, a 2021 video essay interweaving poetry, dance, and archival footage. Black leaders discuss the history of Civil Rights, the legacy and current realities of race in America.
“…the film focuses on Black life versus death, centers Black women and queer voices who were and are the backbone of past and present social justice movements, and the importance of spirituality and private spaces as outlets for healing and resilience”
Gather and settle in at 1:30--popcorn, and lemon water provided--
Program starts at 1:45 PM
Join us for lively discussion following the film.
Be in community as we hold the people of Minnesota in our hearts and take action by writing to Congress! This event is hosted by Arlington Community Church UCC for our wider community. All who are feeling heavy-hearted about what is happening in Minnesota and want to be with others and take some action are warmly invited. We'll have snacks and drinks, as well as postcards to fill out and send to our representatives. The postcards are from Signs of Justice. Spread the word and join us in ACC's Social Hall on Wednesday, January 21. Drop in anytime from 4-6pm.
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: What's Fascinating?
"What has been fascinating you lately?"
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
First Memoir Group and Discussion of 2026
Often we look far back in our lives during these discussions, hence, the name “Memoir”. But this month let’s only go backwards for this past year, 2025. This topic came from the Rev. Cameron Trimble and an email from her.
Take time to name – out loud or in writing – three things:
One loss you are releasing
One relationship you are grateful for
One value you are committing to carry forward
You do not need to make promises about outcomes. Simply name what matters.
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On this third Sunday of Epiphany we will continue looking for revelation through Christ, this time exploring the title proclaimed by John the Baptist, calling Jesus the “Lamb of God.” We’ll explore scapegoating, the myth of redemptive violence, and what it might mean that Jesus takes away the sin of the world.
We’ll enjoy special music this Sunday from the ACC Ensemble. Allan Gardiner will serve as Liturgist, and Rev. Jen Chapman will preach and lead the service. Childcare will be available during the service for children ages 2 and up.
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
https://www.arlingtoncommunitychurchucc.org/virtual-visitor
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: Star Words
"What does the word you received* mean to you? How did it strike you at first glance? What might it mean to let this word be a guiding light for you this year?"
*If you haven’t received a star word and would like one, reach out to Pastor Jen (they will also be available at church this Sunday).
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
On this second Sunday of Epiphany we will begin a new sermon series, seeking enlightenment from the Light of the World. As we remember the story of Jesus' baptism, we’ll explore what Jesus reveals to us about righteousness. What does it mean to “practice righteousness” as Peter proclaimed in Acts 10?
Tim K. Murphy will accompany this week’s Hymns and provide this week’s Prelude & Postlude. Jeffrey Frederic Paul will lead the ACC Choir for this week’s Special Music and provide this week’s Offertory. Caro Grosvenor will serve as Liturgist, and Rev. Jen Chapman will preach and lead the service. Childcare will be available during the service for children ages 2 and up.
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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Beginning December 3rd, we’ll gather on Zoom each Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 7:30pm for a time of contemplation, reflection and discussion hosted by Aaron Bolerjack. “The Will to Dream” devotional will be the primary resource, but no homework is required! We’ll skip Dec. 24th and 31st, and then have one final meeting on January 7th for Epiphany.
One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: “Courageous Defiance”
What does “Courageous Defiance” mean to you? Share a poem, song, image, or story that connects to the idea of “Courageous Defiance.”
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
On this Epiphany Sunday, and the second Sunday of Christmastide, we’ll gather in the Social Hall for our annual Epiphany Breakfast and tell the ancient story of the magi, a story about a star and a king, prophecies and dreams, and faith and courage in times of darkness. We’ll share communion and fellowship, look for the light, and receive star words to help guide us through the new year. Pianist, Tim Murphy, and soloist, Joe Pratt, will provide music for the service. Susan Russell will serve as liturgist, and Rev. Jen Chapman will preach and lead the service. This is an intergenerational service, so there will not be separate childcare.
Potluck Breakfast - This service is a potluck meal and all are encouraged to bring a breakfast item to share if you can. Contact Susan Yourd if you’re not sure what to bring. Ovens will be warm when you arrive to keep food warm while we begin the service.
The service and meal will run from 10am to 11:30am.
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One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: “Embodied Promise”
What does “Embodied Promise” mean to you? Share a poem, song, image, or story that connects to the idea of “Embodied Promise.”
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The ACC Choir rehearses Mondays from 6:00pm - 7:00pm in the Sanctuary.
The ACC Bell Choir rehearses from 7:15pm - 8:00pm in the Sanctuary.
Interested in joining our choir? Contact our Music Director, Jeffrey Frederic Paul, to learn more!
On this First Sunday of Christmas we’ll sing joyfully, celebrating the birth of Christ! We’ll hear a story about baby Jesus, meet Anna, who had been faithfully waiting for his coming, and spend some time in reflection. There will be opportunities to journal (if you have one you’re using, bring it along!), or simply reflect as we listen to beautiful music and prepare to welcome a new year. Our Music Director, Jeffrey Paul, will play piano this Sunday and we’ll enjoy Special Music from the choir. Rev. Jen Chapman will lead the service, Dea Harrell will serve as liturgist. Childcare will NOT be available for this service, but children are always welcome at ACC!
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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"Be still and know that I am God"
- Psalm 46:10
Please plan to join us as we gather in meditative contemplation from 10:00 until 11:00 on Saturday December 27 in the Sanctuary.
Our Christmas Eve service will begin at 4pm this year (to give folks a little more time to get to Our Christmas Eve service will begin at 4pm this year (to give folks a little more time to get to dinner gatherings afterward, and for more light as people arrive, park, and cross the street). It will be a joyful, family-friendly service with carol singing & candlelight. All are welcome to don a costume and participate as we tell the Christmas story, and to sing along as we celebrate the continuous coming of joy, hope, light and love to the world! We’ll enjoy special music from our choir and bell choir, and guest musicians Dan Levitan (harp) and Shira Kammen (violin & viola). The evening will end with handheld candles and singing “Silent Night.”
If you are unable to attend today's in-person service, simply visit our YouTube channel and look for the Live Stream video link at the top of our page..
Starting promptly at 10 am you'll see the top video as a Live-Stream. Click on the video and you will be able to enjoy the service as it is happening live at ACC! You may need to refresh the page a few times before the live video becomes active.
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One way of keeping our congregation strong is by staying connected. You are invited to join us every Tuesday morning from 11:00 – Noon for an hour of checking in, sharing, listening and prayer. No experience necessary. Come as you are.
Discussion Topic: “Merciful Love”
What does “Merciful Love” mean to you? Share a poem, song, image, or story that connects to the idea of “Merciful Love.”
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