It's Sunday, and so whatever else I do today, I shall be thinking of the friends back home in our little chapel, joining to worship God. [We briefly joined in a service yesterday in Sacre Coeur] But the wonderful thing is, whether in a chapel with a few, a cathedral with hundreds, or just alone, I can pray and praise God, and feel his love, peace and joy in my heart.
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Sometimes, it is good to worship with others. Other times, however, worshipping alone is just what one needs.
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DeleteDad and I always joined in a Sunday service wherever we were. Once we went to a lovely Methodist Chapel in Wales and only after the service started did we realise it was in Welsh. Catriona
ReplyDeleteWe joined in part of a service in Sacre Coeur, and understood some, and recognised the hymn
DeleteI haven't attended a church service in person since the covid pandemic started; livestreams, zoom and broadcast services have been great.
ReplyDeleteThis has been one aspect of COVID which has proved so helpful. We still have "hybrid" services at chapel - on person, or on zoom OR phone. Brilliant
DeleteI joined in at Hexham abbey alongside my MiL and dear friends and it was GLORIOUS!!
ReplyDeleteOh that's lovely
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