In light of the murder of six men at at mosque in Quebec City, and growing crisis of refugees around the world (and recent changes in legislation affecting their safety), Jesus says to us, "I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was hungry and you fed me, I was naked and you clothed me." What do these words mean in a world where strangers are murdered and the hungry are turned away at the borders? Has it become more important to distinguish 'we' versus 'they,' or is it becoming more urgent than ever that we see all the world as ' just us.' Thoughtful reflections, our SPUC annual meeting, communion, and lunch. Sunday Feb 5th @ 10:30.
