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Communion, Passover, & Deliverance – A Sermon by Caleb Kragt

Published on : October 18, 2020November 11, 2020 Published by : Chibuzo Nimmo Petty
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… the story of Joseph isn’t “happily ever after” when he forgives his brothers. Yes, God was working through all its twists and turns for good, working to provide an opportunity of salvation for the people. But our choices matter and Joseph made some awful choices. After interpreting Pharaoh’s dream […]

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Image Credit: Alyssa Parker
Image Credit: Oakton Church of the Brethren
Part of an art installation at the Community Room on King, the multipurpose space Veritas uses as its worship space and shares with local artists and community members throughout the week.
Image Credit: Anabaptist Communicators
This image of Dirk Willems has become a famous representation of the Historic Peace Churches. Wilems was a martyred Anabaptist from Netherlands who escaped from prison, rescued his pursuer who had fallen through thin ice only to be recaptured, tortured, and killed for his faith.
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