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Preschool Story for May 24th https://youtu.be/UEQlGg0zEbI

Children's Story for May 24th https://youtu.be/xmbT9YYwqxE

Church Online for May 24th https://youtu.be/LJIHVU1LOew

A Blessing for Exhausted Times For you who are overwhelmed, may a simplicity of heart be yours. For you who are hungry, may you have bread and you who are thirsty have drink. May you who have no place to lay your head have a home. ... And may you who are tired find rest. You who are frustrated, may serenity find you. And may you who are angry have a fire that fuels you, instead of one that consumes you. You who are afraid, may your heart be held close by God. You who are fearful and filled with dread, may you face your fear and act anyway. And you who are dead with decision, may the Way-maker make a way where there seem to be no way. May you who are stranded and alone be surrounded and held fast by the angels who wing their way to your side. May you who are in debt have relief. You who are facing defeat, may this ending be a new beginning. You who are nearing an end, may resurrection come. You who are sad, may you know that Jesus wept too and that your tears are so precious, God keeps them in a bottle, or so the Psalmist says. May you who are wrecked with grief be raised to new life. And may you who are bound, trapped by something that has a hold on you, hear the voice of Jesus say, Unbind him, let him go; unbind her, let her go; unbind them, let them go. May you who are hurt be healed. And may you who are misunderstood be seen. May you who are wrecked be restored. And may you who face enemies that tower over you, have the faith of David so that giants come crashing down. May you, who were made in the very image of God, know love. - by Leah Robberts-Mosser

Consider watching this all the way through to the very end. May you hear God speak to your spinning heart. May it bring you to tears (like it did to me). May it meet you where you’re at today, Dear One.

May the Lord bless you and keep you this day and in the days to come.