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Rev. William (Bill) Comfort, Guest Minister
Gregory Cook, Worship Associate
The title comes from the name of a meditative way of interacting with scripture called Lectio Divina. In Lectio Divina a person reads a piece of scripture over several times slowly until a part of the text seems to particularly speak to the person. The scripture in question can come from the Bible, another holy text or a contemporary text. In Natural Divina the test is the natural world. During the sermon, Rev. Comfort will ask people to share times when they have been moved by their contemplation of something in the natural world.
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