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Lent (Week 3) | Death & Mortality
Shared on: Mar 11, 2019
Lent is a forty day journey from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday. It is a time of preparation, repentance, and surrender to God. It is a time to reflect upon our mortality, death, and the hope of life after death in Jesus Christ. Help your congregation gain a heart of wisdom by inviting them to consider their death and mortality in light of the cross.
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