Unleavened Bread (Communion Bread) Recipe Sunset Church of Christ is the perfect family for imperfect people in Springfield MO, with great kids programs and Bible-centered messages. Signed English interpretation for the deaf available upon request.

Our beautiful laser-cut metal sign features a cross with the image of Jesus. It's a great gift to represent the fact that you walk in faith, or to enhance your Easter or Christmas decor. Ordering is simple Just order the size and color.  At Heart-Teez, each sign is custom-made to order. Laser-cut from 16 gauge mild steel, powder-coated for durability, you can place this sign indoors or outdoors. High quality, durable, and will not deteriorate!Available in Black, Copper, Gold, Silver, or White finishes. Please note that sheets of metal will have natural variations that occur. It is also common for designs to have slight tweaks throughout their lifecycle in order to ensure quality standards and prevent breakage. Pictures are examples. And don't forget to add the hanging hardware to your order (available in our store and holds up to size 24). Click here for the hanging kit. Item does not come with mounting hardware. Product Dimensions (inch): Size 12 - 11.5" x 8.75" Size 15 - 14.5" x 11" Size 18 - 17.5" x 13.25" Size 24 - 23.5" x 17.75" Size 30 - 29.5" x 22.25"

Match.com’s chief legal officer Jared Sine commissioned and donated Jorge Cocco paintings of Jesus Christ for BYU’s law school. Here’s what he and Cocco said.

Litany of St. Monica(For private use only) Lord, have mercy on us.Christ, have mercy on us.Lord, have mercy on us. Christ, hear us.Christ, graciously hear us.God the Father of Heaven,have mercy on us.God, the Son, Redeemer of the world,have mercy on us.God the Holy Spirit,have mercy on us.Holy Trinity, one God,have mercy on us. Holy Mary, conceived without stain of original sin,pray for us and for our children.Holy Mary, glorious Mother of Jesus Christ,pray for us and for our children.St. Monica,pray for us and for our children.Model of wives,pray for us and for our children.You who converted your unbelieving husband,pray for us and for our children.Mother of St. Augustine,pray for us and for our children.Strict and prudent teacher, guardian of your son in all his ways,pray for us and for our children.You who carefully watched over his conduct,pray for us and for our children.You who were sorely distressed at his erring from the right,pray for us and for our children.You who were untiring in your petitions for his soul's safety,pray for us and for our children.You who still hoped on amid the bitterness of your heart and your floods of tears,pray for us and for our children.You who were filled with consolation upon his return to God,pray for us and for our children.You who died calmly after faithfully fulfilling your duties,pray for us and for our children.you who are the prayerful intercessor of all mothers who pray and weep as you did,pray for us and for our children. Preserve the innocence of our children,we beseech you, St. Monica.Protect them against the deceits of evil men,we beseech you, St. Monica.Protect them from the dangers of bad example,we beseech you, St. Monica.Protect them from the snares of the spirits of Hell,we beseech you, St. Monica.Watch over the movements of grace in their hearts,we beseech you, St. Monica.Let the Christian virtues strike deep root in their hearts and bear much fruit,we beseech you, St. Monica.Redouble your intercession for youth approaching manhood,we beseech you, St. Monica.Obtain for all in mortal sin true contrition and perfect conversion,we beseech you, St. Monica.Obtain for all mothers to fulfil their duties steadily and perseveringly,we beseech you, St. Monica.Commend all mothers to the protection of the ever-blessed Virgin Mother of Our Lord,we beseech you, St. Monica.Favourably incline the heart of your beloved son Augustine to the salvation of our children.we beseech you, St. Monica. St. Augustine, holy son of a saintly mother,pray for us and for our children. Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world,spare us, O Lord!Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world,graciously hear us, O Lord!Lamb of God, Who takes away the sins of the world,have mercy on us, O Lord! V. Pray for us, O holy St. Monica,R. That we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Let us pray:O God, Who observed the devout tears and pleading of St. Monica and granted to her prayers the conversion of her husband and the penitential return of her son Augustine, grant us the grace to implore Thee also with earnest zeal, so that we may obtain, as she did, the salvation of our own soul and the souls of those belonging to us. Through Christ our Lord. Amen. O holy Monica, by your patience and prayers you obtained from God the conversion of your husband and the grace to live in peace with him; obtain for us, we beseech you, the blessing of Almighty God, so that true harmony and peace may reign also in our homes, and that all the members of our families may attain eternal life. Amen. O holy Monica, by your burning tears and unceasing prayers you saved your son from eternal damnation. Obtain for us the grace ever to comprehend what is most conducive to the salvation of our children, so that we may effectively restrain them from sin and lead them by virtue and piety to Heaven!Amen. Related Products: Recommended Reading: (Affiliate links) You may also like:

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McCarthy, Jerome P., Baptized into the hope of Christ's Resurrection on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. Beloved husband of the late Joan M. McCarthy (nee Lorbiecki) for 54 years; dear father of Maura (Will

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I spend a lot of time doing what I love most—being Mormon. "Mormon" is a nickname for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In a world that is growing more and more disinterested in religion, it’s easy to assume that Mormons have ulterior motives for being members of the church. I want to take a moment to address some common conceptions skeptics have about why people join religions, and why none of these are reasons for why I’m a Mormon. I'm not a Mormon because it makes me feel good. There are many wonderful doctrines of the church that, when I hear and learn about, make me feel good. We believe that every person has great worth. We believe that there is life after death. We believe that families can be together forever. The list goes on. But I’m not religious just because it feels good. In fact, there are many cases when being Mormon doesn’t feel awesome. It doesn’t feel awesome to resist temptation. It doesn’t feel awesome to be the odd one out. It doesn’t feel awesome to be the subject of criticism. If a good emotional high is what I was after, I’d find it somewhere else. I'm not a Mormon because it provides me with a place to make friends. I meet most of my friends at church, not because I don’t want friends outside of the church—in fact, some of my best friends are not members—but because I tend to make friends where I dedicate my time, and for me that is at church. This is not, however, my motivation for attending. Being a member of the church is a very time intensive commitment, and I’m sure I could reap the benefit of friends through other, easier venues. To add to this, there have been times when it was hard for me to find friends at church; or times when, though I did make friends, people in my congregation were moody, critical of my efforts, and hard to get along with. In both these cases, I stayed true to the faith. Yes—my membership in the church does provide me with wonderful friendships, but the effort it takes to be a member, along with the occasional less than ideal circumstance or fellow worshipper, confirms to me that I don’t show up to church every week just to make friends. I'm not a Mormon because I was raised in the church. I am incredibly grateful that I was born and raised in the church. Because of this, I was blessed with opportunities to learn about and experiment living the gospel from an early age. Many skeptics would argue that my membership in the church today is due to this, and that if I were raised in another home where my parents taught different values, I wouldn’t be a Mormon today. In response to this, I would point out that as I’ve left home to create my own life, there are things that I have chosen to not do the way my parents taught me to. Going through this process of deciding how to live my adult life has forced me to pause and question whether my membership in the church is due to my parents’ faith or mine. After many anxious days and months of sometimes feeling uneasy and doubtful, I have affirmed that the reason I keep going to church is because I have a testimony, not because my parents do. I will always be grateful for the sacrifices my parents made to raise me in the church, but my membership now is a decision made by me, not any outside party. I'm not a Mormon because I am scared of what others will think if I leave. If I left the church, more than one person’s jaw would drop. My non-member friends might wonder if I accidentally sipped a lick of beer at their last party, while those in my congregation and family would be disappointed. Surely for some people, the thought of what others might think of them if they were to leave the church is enough to scare them into staying. However, I believe that I receive just as many critical opinions of others by being a member of the church as I would if I were to leave. Being a member of the church brands me as different, and sometimes it’s hard to be the different one. It’s embarrassing to correct myself when I unintentionally tell a little lie. It’s scary being the one who walks out of the movie. It’s hard speaking-up and sharing my church beliefs with others—beliefs that are personal and priceless to me—only to have them turn me down. Of course some people would think badly of me if I chose to leave the church, but by remaining a member I choose to belong to a religion that many people believe is too strict and kooky, therefore making me the target of many unfavorable opinions. Leaving the church would be scary because of what others would think of me, but as a member of the church I already deal with other people’s critical opinions every day; jumping ship will not change that. Why I am a Mormon. I am not a Mormon because it makes me feel good or because it’s a great place to make friends, and I’m not committed just because I was raised in the church or because I’m scared of what others will think if I leave. So why am I a Mormon? Though it can be hard at times, and though it is not the popular thing to do, I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because I believe in Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Savior and Redeemer of the world. I love Him. I honor Him. I trust Him. I believe Him and in Him. I believe that Jesus Christ volunteered Himself before the creation of the earth to come down and sacrifice Himself as our Savior so that we might one day return to live with our Heavenly Father, despite our faults. I believe the Jesus Christ was born of Mary in a stable, and that this humble beginning was just the start of a gloriously humble life. I believe that Jesus Christ lived His life as the perfect example of how we should live our lives if we want to be happy, clean, and good. He served constantly, lifting those around Him regardless of faults, and willingly offered second chances. I believe that Jesus Christ suffered the Atonement and died on Calvary’s cross for each of us. I believe that because of this, we can all access the power to change and become clean again through repentance. I believe that Jesus Christ rose from the grave three days after His death, breaking the bands of mortality that bind us all, thereby promising each of us life after this one. I believe that Jesus Christ appeared to the boy Joseph Smith and restored the church that He had originally established when He was upon the earth, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I believe that I will see Him one day, but that I do not have to wait until that day to come to know Him. I can know Him now, though reading the scriptures, praying, keeping the commandments, and continuing faithfully as a member of His restored church. Everything else around me may change: family, friends, location, politics, pop culture, jobs, health, socioeconomic status, and on and on. However, one thing that I know will never change is Jesus Christ. He is constant. And because He’s constant, I will be too. I am fixed firmly on being a member of this church because He has asked me, through living apostles and prophets, to be a fully committed and contributing member of this church from yesterday to today until the day I die and on into eternity. And so I will be. This is why I am a Mormon. He is why I am a Mormon. In essence, I choose to be a Mormon because I choose to follow Jesus Christ.

Hi! I’m Lisa and I am so happy to celebrate The Family Proclamation. On my blog Pebbles & Piggytails, I talk about making life meaningful. I believe in treasuring time with our familie…

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So Jesus said to them, “Very truly, I tell you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you. Those who eat my flesh and drink my blood have eternal life,…

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