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Palm Sunday—April 5, 2020
No children’s conversation in today’s special online service.
Fifth Sunday in Lent—March 29, 2020
No children’s conversation in today’s special online service.
Fourth Sunday in Lent—March 22, 2020
No children’s conversation in today’s special online service.
Third Sunday in Lent—March 15, 2020
No children’s conversation today because all the children attended the early service.
Second Sunday in Lent—March 8, 2020
Preacher: Pastor Jeff Lilley
Summary: As we continue talking about the different parts of each worship service, we come to the Offering. We pass these plates, and people give offerings. God made and gave us everything we have, and now we have a chance to give some back. And some people also put prayers in here.
The recording of this children’s conversation is not available for technical reasons.
First Sunday in Lent—March 1, 2020
Preacher: Pastor Jeff Lilley
Summary: As we continue talking about the different parts of each worship service, we come to the Passing of the Peace, when people go all around hugging and shaking hands, and talking to each other. “Peace” means that war is over, and it relates to the Hewbrew word shalom, which has a broader meaning, like the Hawaiian word aloha. We say “The peace of the Lord be with you,” and the person replies “And also with you.”