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Sending Forth // M-Note 3.15.25
by Matt Miofsky on March 14th, 2025
I firmly believe that the success of a church rests not just on the people who are reached and invited to know Jesus, but the leaders that are formed and sent out to multiply that work in the world. Two years ago, The Gathering felt a strong call to develop pastors who were interested in starting new churches. This led to the creation of our Church Planters Lab, and last year we welcomed our first...  Read More
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The Void of Grief | 2025 Lenten Devotional | Day 10
by Charity Goodwin on March 14th, 2025
Melancholy, a sculpture created by Albert Gyorgy, portrays the void that grief leaves us with. The sculpture depicts a figure made of copper sitting on a bench slumped over, with a giant hole in the center of it. This hole represents the massive void that we all feel when we lose someone dear to us, and many people have expressed their appreciation for this sculpture for it portraying the exact em...  Read More
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Inked in Memory | 2025 Lenten Devotional | Day 9
by Laura Forster-Reuther on March 13th, 2025
In November of 2022 we lost our oldest son Jakob at the young age of 28. He was a beautiful light in this world. He had disabilities and despite that was the happiest kid! When he died, I knew that I wanted to honor him with a tattoo. This is so special to me because I believe that butterflies and cardinals signify that your loved one is near. Jakob’s siblings, Emily & Lukas wanted the song “I Mus...  Read More
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Cycles of Life and Death | 2025 Lenten Devotional | Day 8
by Charity Goodwin on March 12th, 2025
Tombstones // Jacob Lawrence From: https://whitney.org/collection/works/1192 Characteristic of Jacob Lawrence’s work in the 1940s are subjects drawn from the streets and interiors of Harlem. Although he believed that you cannot “tell a story in a single painting,” Lawrence occasionally worked outside the series structure for which he is best known. In uninflected areas of bold color, Tombstones pi...  Read More
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Lurking in the Shadows | 2025 Lenten Devotional | Day 7
by Gabriel Rosario on March 11th, 2025
A painting by the Gabriel Rosario (son of Pastor Charity Goodwin). This painting was about shadows and light and created by Gabriel Rosario, 13 years old. His the son of Pastor Charity and is on the autism spectrum with emerging language, yet his art speaks. Perhaps grief is similar to lurking in the shadows. John 11: 17-3717 When Jesus arrived, he found that Lazarus had already been in the tomb f...  Read More
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When Sadness Lingers | 2025 Lenten Devotional | Day 6
by Jenny Huffman on March 10th, 2025
A water color painting by the daughter of Jenny Huffman. My daughter experienced a lot of medical trauma when she was younger. Eventually we started seeing a therapist together to work through some of the Big Feelings her body held from that time, even though her mind could not remember. This is a water color painting she made in therapy when she was 8 years old. On this particular day the Sadness...  Read More
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