From Wisconsin-
The congregation of St. Andrew’s celebrated its last service Sunday
in the building at 6609 26th Ave., which has been its home for the last
six decades.
But the building isn’t the church. The church is its
people who will be “going home another way,” said Bishop Steven Miller
of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee, quoting James Taylor’s ballad
about the Magi.
Miller presided over the service and closing
ceremony on Sunday, also the day of Epiphany, when the Magi, or three
wise men, came bearing gifts as they visited the baby Jesus.
“We
are those who have made a decision to follow Jesus as savior and Lord in
the fellowship of this church, and I want to submit to you that at this
time and this place in 2019 that is a culture, counter-cultural
proclamation,” Miller told the 60 people who attended the final service
Sunday afternoon, about a third of whom are members of St. Andrew’s.
“Because following Jesus is very different than the ways of power and
the ways of the world.”
More here-
http://www.kenoshanews.com/news/local/finding-home-by-another-way-st-andrew-s-congregants-say/article_53175c13-8c1a-5663-a3ce-07212a620f95.html
Monday, January 7, 2019
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