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a movement for wholeness in a fragmented world

The Pond of Living Water

A Place of Reflection

Water is nourishing to us in more than one way. Physically, it quenches our thirst, cleanses, and refreshes us. Water is also a potent symbol of nourishment and refreshment, as it is in Jesus's conversation with the Samaritan woman at the well. In the Biblical account of their interaction, Jesus does not judge the woman, but rather, offers himself to her as the Living Water, as the woman acknowledges her need.

The story, a kind of touchstone for us with the life and ministry of Jesus, can be nourshing and refreshing to those of us experiencing these first century events some twenty centuries later. And, when we are separated from our community, as we have been during recent weeks, we experience a heightened awareness of the importance of touchstones in our lives. Part of our Church's ministry during this time is to provide these touchstones as a way of conecting, and as a source of meaning and comfort during this unsettling time.

We have a box for receiving prayer requests and it, along with a small pond of water, have been placed here in our sanctuary. These can serve as reminders to us of the wellspring of life that Christ offers to everyone without judgment. So, while we are physically separated, if you have a prayer request, complete the request using the link near the bottom of this page. Your request will be printed and placed in the box in our sanctuary, and a rock - a touchsone - will be placed in the pond to represent the need. Our minister will include these requests in prayer each week and give them to God once a month.

You are welcome to include your name when submitting, but it is not required - you may be anonymous.
FAMILY OF CISSY DEAS

Concerns:  Catherine Allen, Jimmy Cowan, Gene Eason, Myrtle Sugg, Connie Wooten

Homebound: Mabel Bowen, Ann Byrd, Marie Cowan, Jean Ellis, Harold Flanagan, Annie Gurganus, Janie Joyner, Joyce Letchworth, Camilla Murphrey, Joan Smith

Bobby Joyner (Jesse Joyner's brother)

Gina McCuen (Mary Steinbauer's sister)

Betty Dempsey (Wayne's mother)

Gerolyn Harrell

Paige Crawford

Marian O'Malley, for healing strength

Nancy Gregory

Please pray for one of my teachers who lost her mother. Her mother lives in Jamaica, and she is unable to visit family at this time.

Melissa Acres, pastor of Macclesfield Christian Church - heart surgery recovery

For my family to get closer and back on track

For my relationship with Christ to get stronger and to get ito a new place as soon as possible

For the victims of COVID-19

For the people of this world to pray more

Following the example of Mary, who washed Jesus's feet, let us pray for opportunities for adoration and service.

Please pray for our community members who are alone and afraid right now.
~Kim G 

Prayers for Byron Highland

First Christian Church

3776 S Main St PO Box 205

Farmville NC 27828   252-753-3179

office@fccfarmville.org