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Enter The Kitchen

Life flourishes when we move to the kitchen, where relationships deepen and communion occurs. I don’t only mean the Lord’s supper, even though that’s a fundamental part of being the Body of Christ. What I mean by communion is a level of intimacy beneath the surface and pure closeness that is only made accessible through the Holy Spirit…

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Camper Baptized Following Every Child Belongs Camp

Every Christian parent longs for his or her child to be baptized, but for some families, that's not easy as it sounds, particularly for children impacted by disability. Learn about Kim Stillwell and her daughter Katie’s baptism story when they attended the second annual Every Child Belongs Camp last summer.

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