On Sunday, November 3, Green Camp UMC celebrated All Saints Sunday. We remembered the saints of our church that have gone before us in the last year:
Jerry DeWitt
Richard Lyon
Maxine Bailey
Bob McBeth
Sally Kokas
About All Saints Day in the UMC
All Saints' Day, observed annually on November 1st, holds a special place within the United Methodist Church. This solemn day is dedicated to commemorating and honoring the lives of all faithful Christians who have passed away. It's a time to reflect on the rich legacy of those who have gone before us, their unwavering faith, and the positive impact they made on the world.
All Saints' Day is rooted in the belief that the communion of saints extends beyond the boundaries of earthly life. It acknowledges that even after death, believers remain connected to God and the Church. The day serves as a reminder that our lives are intertwined with the lives of countless others who have shared the same faith journey.
It provides an opportunity to publicly acknowledge and honor the lives of those who have exemplified Christian virtues and made a difference in their communities. Reflecting on the lives of saints can inspire and strengthen our own faith. It reminds us of the enduring power of God's love and the hope of eternal life.
By observing All Saints' Day, United Methodists honor the legacy of the faithful, strengthen their own faith, and foster a sense of community and hope.
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