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Questions… What, Why, When, How, Where, Who..?

I keep six honest serving-men
(They taught me all I knew);
Their names are What and Why and When
And How and Where and Who.
Rudyard Kipling (1902)

Living with the questions… more than having all the answers… help us grow in faith and life. One of the hymns we will sing on Sunday 4th October at Dalgety Church contains the words: “When was it that we first forgot that questions helped us grow, or lost the openness to ask and learn what we don’t know?” Our Old Testament Reading from Job takes us to one of the earliest recordings of the age old question, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” On Sunday, and on later occasions, I will reflect on this and other questions… questions that real people ask… your questions… please email them, or add them as comments to this post, or via www.twitter.com/dalgetypc , or put them in the box in the Hall of Fellowship at the church.

Back to Church Sunday

Sunday 27th – Worship is at 10am. This is “back to church Sunday” and all are warmly invited to come along. Whether a regular, occasional attender, if it’s been a long time or maybe never – all are welcome at DPC

theConnexion

theConnexion is gathering pace. Next stage is to meet with young people to introduce the idea of theConnexion and the Youth Forum, to seek their input, ideas, comments… This will happen in Dalgety Church Halls on MONDAY, 14 September at 7.00pm. all Teens welcome…
theConnexion is a youth-focused charity established through Forth Churches Group to enable young people and older people to ‘connect’

The aim is to to advance the education, citizenship and development of young people in the community; to encourage and develop a spirit of democracy, responsibility, citizenship and mutual respect by empowering and promoting self esteem, social, spiritual and community responsibility including educating them to enable them to make wise lifestyle choices.

http://www.theconnexion.org.uk

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sermon end…

“…by the power of the Spirit we can know that we are God’s – that’s G O D apostrophe S!” unintended ending to sermon better than original!