The Corporal Works of Mercy are found in the teachings of Jesus and give us a model for how we should treat everyone with compassion, as if they were Christ in disguise. They are corporal (related to the body) because they respond to the basic needs of humanity. In the Christian tradition, these acts of mercy are ethical practices that all can offer as part of our duty and calling to love our neighbor as ourselves.

5:45PM – Simple Dinner & 6:15PM-7PM – Service with Eucharist
*Childcare provided

September
5 – Intro from Matthew 25 (Becca)
12 – Feed the Hungry (Tallu)
19 – Give drink to the Thirsty (Mary)
26 – Give shelter to the traveler (Sami)

October
3 – Clothe the naked (Al)
10 – Visit the Imprisoned (Preston)
17 – Visit the Sick (Keith)
24 – Bury the Dead (John Christian)
31 – Review (Becca)

November
7 – Spiritual Acts of Mercy (Scott)
14 – Gratitude Service (Heather)
21 – No service or meal
28 – Preparing for Advent I (Becca)

December
5 – Preparing for Advent II (Scott)