This week our worship takes us to St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
.........You are no longer foreigners and aliens,
but fellow citizens with God's people and members of God's household,
built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets,
with Christ Jesus himself as the chief cornerstone.
In him the whole building is joined together
and rises to become a holy temple in the Lord.
And in him you too are being built together to become a dwelling
in which God lives by his Spirit.
Dianne
2010-the Year of Longings
2010-the Year of Longings
I long to be joined with you, dear Christian sister and brother, to make this body of Christ a beautiful household of faith.
Verses taken from Ephesians 2.
I am linking to Spiritual Sundays, an inspirational place to visit.
If you click on the post title, it will take you to a site to read more about this precious congregation.
I love the "Go in Peace" sign as one exits the church. :)
ReplyDeleteWe always end our service by the layreader saying that. We respond, "Thanks be to God."
This is very interesting and encouraging. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your beautiful photos. Have a blessed weekend.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved the
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being united, built together,
knitted together in love,etc.
We draw such strength from
living and worshiping together
as His body. Thanks, Dianne
for these encouraging words.
Love,
Sandy
Beautiful. Love the pictures and the scriptures.
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Charlotte
Beautiful. Blessings to you.
ReplyDeleteAs sisters and brothers in Christ, may we know the Truth, loving one another as He calls.
ReplyDeleteMay your weekend be a blessed one, dear Dianne.
loving you, ~ linda
Lovely photos once again~!
ReplyDeletevery lovely words and photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos and wonderful scriptures. May we all be united as Christ followers...there are enough enemies out there without us turning against eachother. Blessings, Patty
ReplyDeleteLovely church, beautiful vignette! Thanks for sharing and God bless you!
ReplyDeleteI love your photography and you always have great scriptures.
ReplyDeleteyou're pictrues set with scriptures are always soooo creative and neat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful church and the scripture verses are perfect. We have some pretty churches here too...maybe on your photography field trip to Wisconsin, we can see a few of them! :-) I would so love to spend a weekend with my blog photography friends! Enjoy the weekend! God Bless!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful church, I love white churches.Thank-you again for sharing such beautiful pictures and scriptures with us. OH! and I love the piano.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Ginger
Hi Dianne!
ReplyDeleteOh I am up soooo late!
My daughters are home and we've had such a wonderful day...
We even baked until late... Now I'm waiting for rhubarb cakes to cool a little more before going to bed.
You sweet church for the weekend worship is named the same as the church I went to all my young life.
St. Bartholomew's Church in Norwich, New York.
It's the church pictured on the right of their website photo.
What two very different looking churches! Our neighborhoods were mostly of Italian origin and our ancestors LOVED stone!
Peace and Joy to you dear Dianne ♥ ~ I hope your Memorial Weekend is Wonderful,
Love, Maria
Those are beautiful pictures and what a wonderful place of beloning. God Bless You!
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What a wonderful and gifted way to honor the Lord. Thank you for sharing what God has given you. That's what its all about. I love the photography and the house of God where people gather to worship. We are the church. We are not a building, but we stand together in our houses of worhips, united, one purpose, one God. Very awesome post. God bless.
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