Ministry in Motion

  “For everything there is a season,  a time to…”  King David’s son Solomon — he was a pretty wise guy —   wrote in the book of Ecclesiastes that   life is made up of many different seasons.   The Lord created and uses different seasons of transition to shape us, help us deal with, and to mold us into who He intended us to be. Positive or slightly negative, these seasons are ways for God to capture our hearts and our faith.  Connect with us this Wednesday at 7pm , either in-person or by hitting us up for a  Zoom  link. Let's chat about our transition and seasons. What can we learn from each other? To get a copy of this week’s Zoom link email us at: office[@]minm.church COVID-19 Update . Masks are not required when we meet in-person . But the CDC still recommends them — the pandemic is not over. My heart’s prayer is that we can meet, being non-judgmental and respectful toward those who have different opinions regarding masks, social distancing and even the vaccine. Together let’s c

  In the midst of whatever follows, O Lord, let me meet your mercies anew, and anew, and anew . . . In the midst of this uncertainty, I abandon myself again to you, the author and the object of all my truest hopes.   ~ D O U G L A S M C K E LV E Y Our life is a story of transition -  leaving one chapter behind while moving on to the next. Some transitions are self-imposed … maybe because of our foolishness. Others come because of circumstances dropped on us. Still others are a natural result of our growth from one stage of life to another. But He is with us in every transition. Ready to meet new friends and build relationships and share our commonalities? If so, join us t his Wednesday, April 14th @ 7pm , as we gather for a time of conversation, prayer and community.   Connect with us either in-person * or by hitting us up on our  Zoom  link;  If you like a copy of this week’s link, email us at office [ @ ] minm.church * COVID-19 Update. Masks are not required when we meet in-person.

  “There is a sacredness in tears.  They are not the mark of weakness,  but of power.  They speak more eloquently than  ten thousand tongues.  They are the messengers of  overwhelming grief,  of deep contrition,  and  of unspeakable love.”   -W. Irving Does God Treasure Our Tears? I believe He does. Tears are precious to our Creator, whether they are the outward flow of an inward pain or over-flowing joy, they come from our heart that He created.  These emotions of ours are an important aspect of life. We each show and share feelings differently, but one commonality is our tears.   So this Wednesday @ 7pm lean in as we continue in our vulnerability hearing and telling stories about the sacredness of our tears.   Zoom in from wherever you are as we create community together.   For one additional week, w e are continuing to meet in exclusively  in Zoom Gatherings.  If you would like a copy of this week’s  Zoom  link,  email us at: office[@]minm.church   Instagram   Home   Office[at]minm.