community of the Spirit whose is LOVE: Love which flows out to the village, town and opus operandi city for it is there we will find our neighbour. You love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbour as yourself. Luke 10: 27 Children are the focus of the love which motivates Mothers’ Union members in Trinidad and Tobago in the West Indies. They have created homework communities where children are received supervised assistance. interest in and the commitment to the children’s holistic development is deep and ‘The abiding.’ The Body of Christ embraces the community. Thought for the Week from Anglican Mothers Australia Sunday 22 July 2018 STABILITY Stability was one of the precepts underpinning St Benedict’s for living in a world turned upside down by the fall of the Roman Empire. Stability brings you back to the centre point when you are wobbling around. A stable body can resist an impact, a stumble, in the way a rigid or a floppy body cannot. A rigid faith leaves no room for Trust. Lord, keep our feet on the ground and our hearts trusting. God alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress; I shall never be moved. Psalm 62:2 Stable family life is encouraged by members of the Provinces of Canterbury and York in England. Ely and the diocese of Liverpool Mothers’ Union have appointed family and children’s workers. We give thanks to God for members in Derby who help to restore families whose stability has been overturned by death, divorce and bullying. Thought for the Week from Anglican Mothers Union Australia Sunday 29 July 2018 SPIRITUAL INSIGHT Human beings love to know things. They have a drive to search out truths, to sort out what’s what. Some search deeper for a more profound understanding of life and many believe that comes from an inner knowledge that just needs to be mined to give A Christian ‘insight’ ‘insight’. understanding attributes Spiritual Insight to God as his gift. God, in knowledge of whom ‘O standeth our eternal life’. With this knowledge we are free to Collect for Peace BCP Morning Prayer. love and be loved. To see others with the love of God; this is our prayer. And this is my prayer, that your love may overflow more and more with knowledge and full insight to help you to determine what is best. Philippians 1:9-10a
community of the Spirit whose opus operandi is LOVE: Love which flows out to the village, town and city for it is there we will find our neighbour. You love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength, and with all your mind; and your neighbour as yourself. Luke 10: 27 Children are the focus of the love which motivates Mothers’ Union members in Trinidad and Tobago in the West Indies. They have created homework communities where children are received supervised assistance. ‘The interest in and the commitment to the children’s holistic development is deep and abiding.’ The Body of Christ embraces the community. Thought for the Week from Anglican Mothers Australia Sunday 22 July 2018 STABILITY Stability was one of the precepts underpinning St Benedict’s for living in a world turned upside down by the fall of the Roman Empire. Stability brings you back to the centre point when you are wobbling around. A stable body can resist an impact, a stumble, in the way a rigid or a floppy body cannot. A rigid faith leaves no room for Trust. Lord, keep our feet on the ground and our hearts trusting. God alone is my rock and my salvation, my fortress; I shall never be moved. Psalm 62:2 Stable family life is encouraged by members of the Provinces of Canterbury and York in England. Ely and the diocese of Liverpool Mothers’ Union have appointed family and children’s workers. We give thanks to God for members in Derby who help to restore families whose stability has been overturned by death, divorce and bullying. Thought for the Week from Anglican Mothers Union Australia Sunday 29 July 2018 SPIRITUAL INSIGHT Human beings love to know things. They have a drive to search out truths, to sort out what’s what. Some search deeper for a more profound understanding of life and many believe that ‘insight’ comes from an inner knowledge that just needs to be mined to give ‘insight’. A Christian understanding attributes Spiritual Insight to God as his gift. ‘O God, in knowledge of whom standeth our eternal life’. Collect for Peace BCP Morning Prayer. With this knowledge we are free to love and be loved. To see others with the love of God; this is our prayer. And this is my prayer, that your love may overflow more and more with knowledge and full insight to help you to determine what is best. Philippians 1:9-10a
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