Rector's
Message
Dear Grace Church Family,
I hope and pray that this finds you
well. When you think of giving thanks what first comes to mind?
We have just come through the difficulties of a storm. Many if not
most of our congregation lost something. Some lost just electrical
power; others had some damage to property. All things that can be
restored renewed or replaced. Thanks be to God all human life was
spared. I shared recently that even in the midst of storms we can
and should pray. When we do this, it empowers us because we are
connected to the most powerful source of all: God. It is God who
protects. It is God who provides. It is God who sustains. It is
God who blesses. It is God who forgives. We should be thankful for
all those resources and more.
Relationships are really the most important
things in our lives. Our relationship with God. Our relationships
with our family. Our relationships with friends. We cherish these
relationships because when they are healthy they enhance us. They
are reciprocal because they give and we give. We receive and they
receive. This is true, even with God. Many of you ask the question,
‘What can we give God?’ Praise and thanksgiving is one
of the greatest gifts that we can give to God. We can even bless
God when we praise him. We can even minister unto God when we worship
Him.
Faithfully,
Harold
James Cobb, Jr.
To read more messages from the
Rector please click on the links below:
Grace
Church 2020
Easter 2008
Easter
2007
Pentecost
2007
Thanksgiving 2007
Christmas 2007
State
of Grace Church 2008
Christmas
2008
Thanksgiving
2009
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