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“Look, Dad and Mom...a snowflake! Can we ride our sled? “Just wait, Mark and Meghan, let’s see how many snowflakes come down. Just a few may melt, but if it continues to snow, they will stick together and the snow will become deeper and form a stronger surface for your sled. Maybe we can make a snowman, too." It takes millions of snowflakes to make enough snow to play in. We have often heard that “there is strength in numbers". As this applies to snowflakes, it also applies to us, God's children. “From Him the w hole body. joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work.” | kphesians 4:16] Yes. when we worship God as a group or a congregation, we grow in strength. This increases our ability to perform a variety of functions to help others as we glorify Him. In the words of Andrew Marvell... "IAt us roll all our strength and all " Our sweetness up into one hull And tear our pleasures with rough strife Through the iron gates of life. ” Many together can accomplish more than one person alone. 'Won't 'yon worship with vour friends and neighbors at your local church or synagogue this Sabbath? SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Colossiaas Colemans Colessians Coiossiaas Matthew .Matthew Matthew 1 15 23 1 24-2 5 2S-23 3 1-17 2-1-15 211-23 4 12 25 > “><**>. two Cv « A -V*t\ tr 01* l-Opyrrg?:! >\>> *■> 'vw ’’e**«_ws P 0 .-Va 8,3 ' C fW'-v’ffe'Si ■:*> .A/.-’Xo -rwV.ry JQC',
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