Tonight at 6:30 pm
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Before Ash Wednesday service tonight, I will sing "Fix You" as a prelude. You can imagine the words as if from God to you, or from one person to another.
- How do those different perspectives affect the meaning or feeling of the song?
- Are there some words that are more fitting with one perspective than another?
- What does it mean "to fix"? And how does the message change when we imagine the different meanings of that word: to mend? to secure? to connect? to stay firm?
- How are we called to fix each other or fix the world?
- How is God fixing you this season?
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The Ash Wednesday service was beautiful, especially with Leah singing. If you missed it, you can find it here: https://schertzumc.com/media/w6x9qtp/ash-wednesday-sustain-in-me