The coming of Jesus at the first Christmas was Jubilee - good news to the poor, freedom for the prisoner, recovery of sight for the blind and liberty for the oppressed. Through Advent we will be exploring what each of these phrases meant then and now. Listen in here as we explore good news to the poor: Download 271111_Good_News_to_the_Poor_StuCameron Or you can read the manuscript here: Download Good News to the Poor Manuscript Final
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November 29, 2011
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A very inspiring sermon to initiate us into a deeper appreciation of what we have,and motivating us into living with less, so we give more......
With love and thanks
Sally M
Posted by: Sally Morgan | November 30, 2011 at 02:34 PM