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A beautiful celebration of life. Can feel the love in the room. Thoughts and prayers to your family. Love you.

Thanks for sharing, Amen!

Please get a new mike soI can hear the whole message . Thank you. I like to join John A. In listening!!

Wonderful service, messages, and muscical accompaniment!

Lovely service and music; especially the gorgeous postlude.

How beautiful, holy and joyful is the world. Jumping for joy!!!

Good morning and greetings from Orlando!

Jesus bless this church and all that attend.

God's peace to this beautiful church,and all who fellowship here,God bless you all_Donna Delwin

Music is warmly touching too. Haven't heart for a long time. Sounds so good. :)

Looks like my old Lutheran Church in Columbus, Wisconsin. Always loved the old stained glass windows.

This is the day that the Lord has made ✝️

Thank you for sharing this. May his memory be a blessing. Love you, Uncle Lou.

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Church was uplifting today. Something is still missing.

What a beautiful way to honor his life. Thank you for the stories…

Wonderful! Thank you for this!♥️❗️👍🏻

From start to finish Good Shepherd's 2022 Thanksgiving Worship Service is a wonderful gift to us! Many thanks to all those who participated--in front of and behind the camera! And what a joyful sight it is to behold: Pastor Lou preaching! Amen!

Fabulous!

I love this! May we have permission to use this video for our online worship service this Sunday? We have all the appropriate licensing.

Nicely done! May I use this for a worship video for my congregation?

VERY cool - and so nice to see everyone, too! Love to you all...Julie C.L.

I think her reference to a "cracker" is particularly important. Although she didn't say why it is so, as John Paul II put it, "This is to be our Passover." That means using unleavened bread. Instead of using any old bread, it is instructive for us only to use unleavened bread (of any sort) to remind us that, as he put it, this is our Passover. We become part of a people that goes back to slavery in Egypt and earlier when we are careful only to use unleavened bread as a teaching tool that, we, too, are children of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, whom God renamed "Israel," and were slaves in Egypt until in his own time (after 430 years, as he had promised) we, too, should be set free from bondage in pagan Egypt. We have some hardtack in the cupboard. Maybe it isn't matzah, as such, but it is bread that took no time to leaven as the angel of death came upon the unrelenting ones who refused to heed the call of God's prophet and, as such, suffered such punishment as could only have been avoided by the blood of the lamb spread on the doorposts and lintels of our homes. Find a cracker or some hardtack or any bread that has not been leavened with yeast, and, if anyone asks why we eat only unleavened bread on this occasion, that is the perfect opportunity to explain that we were once slaves in Egypt, but with a mighty hand, the holy One set us free.

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Thank you, Jen!

Thank you for posting your sermon! It makes me feel connected to my Good Shepherd family when I am away. I just turned Facebook on.....and there you were! A Sign to me! ❤️ ❤️ ❗️ ❗️

Thanks for recording and posting Pastor Jen's sermon "Is the Bible True?" I just watched it with my older daughter who is a most serious skeptic of many aspects of life and God.