Wow what an awesome Giving Tuesday we have had… the total as of Wednesday morning is $18,265. A mighty thank you to all who have given to our campaign of Back in the Black and Spread the Warmth.
I had so much fun being online with Julie Thompson, Nancy Sawyer, Rev. Jesse James, Wiley Beveridge, Deb Engle, Kyle Boyd and Leah Rush, and Barbara Kowalska. If you missed it, you could check it out on Facebook or YouTube.
Mary’s Song, also known as the Magnificat, is a powerful hymn of praise found in the Gospel of Luke. It reflects Mary’s profound gratitude and joy as she recognizes the mighty works of God in her life and the world. This song is a call to each of us to magnify the Divine within, to say “yes” to our divine purpose, and to trust that the Christ idea is being born through us. The Magnificat also emphasizes the themes of social justice, divine mercy, and the fulfillment of God’s promises.
Here are the affirmations that were shared on Sunday:
Affirmation: “I magnify the Divine Presence within me. I focus on the goodness, love, and wisdom of God, and these qualities expand in my life.”
Affirmation: “I rejoice in my divine potential. I am a channel for the Christ idea to express through me in powerful and beautiful ways.”
Affirmation: “I am worthy of all the good that God has for me. I embrace my divine purpose and know that I am a blessing to the world.”
Affirmation: “I allow the Divine to transform me. I release all thoughts of fear and limitation and rise into the consciousness of love, unity, and abundance.”
Affirmation: “I hunger for spiritual truth, and I am filled with the abundance of God’s good. I open my heart to the infinite blessings of the Divine.”
Affirmation: “I trust in the Divine process. I know that God’s promises are always fulfilled, and that all things are working together for my highest good.”
Join us this Sunday for the second Sunday of Advent and the message is “Zechariah’s Song: Embracing the Dawn of Divine Consciousness”
I’m deeply grateful for each of you taking the time to read this. You truly are special!
You are a blessing in my life,
Rev. Patricia Bessey
