Jump In - The Water is Fine!
Rev. Dr. Carolyn Scanl;an-Holmes • June 20, 2023
Water is Essential to Life
Water covers as much as 3/4 of our Earth’s surface. It makes up roughly 70% of an adult’s body, and makes up about 85% of the adult brain. Water is essential to life as all living things need water to survive. In the heart of creation there is water and the Bible mentions water over 700 times. This Sunday, we will contemplate water's role in our lives and on our faith journey.
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