It IS Your Bag!: Felix the Cat's Magic Bag

Welcome to Lent 2013!

(…and your burden is light!)

A 40-day Lenten Blog on Taking Ownership of the Purse You've Been Given

Welcome to the 2013 Lenten Blog for All Saints Episcopal Church!

During the next 40 days, we hope you'll ben enriched by the daily readings from Forward Day by Day and a commentary about our bags. Bags? Keep reading sister or brother…Just like Austin Powers in the hilarious movie of the same name, we often deny the contents of our briefcase! Lent is a wonderful time to remember that God fills our supply sack daily with all the resources, tools and strengths we need to bless others. Maybe its our Lenten calling to take ownership of our purse!

It IS our bag, baby!

This Lent, be challenged to read God's word, pray to be a blessing and eagerly await the opportunity to open your bag.

Join in and see what surprises God has given you to help others out.

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Felix the Cat's Magic Bag

In case you're a cartoon visual kind of person, check out this old cartoon from 1959. The same message applies...our bags are full of just the right tools to help us in any situation. And no one, not even the evil moustached scientist, can take it away from us. I would personally love a kangaroo to jump out of mine, but I'm not sure I have been equipped with one:

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All Saints Episcopal Church

All Saints Episcopal Church is a welcoming, vibrant family of Christians who have been worshipping and serving God in Jacksonville's San Marco neighborhood since 1885. Called by Christ to grow spiritually, the church's mission is to be in community with others and to make known His love through word and deed. The All Saints family is a lively blend of young families, teens, single individuals and older adults who are fed by the church's many spiritual, educational, musical, pastoral and outreach ministries. All Saints Episcopal Church is known for the Interfaith Forum Series and the Music Through the Ages series, as well as its annual community events like the Seafood Fest and the Antique and Garden Party.The church campus also is home to the All Saints Care Center, the city's only intergenerational care facility serving infants, preschoolers and adults. Come experience vibrant, hope-filled, welcoming worship at 8 am. and 10:30 a.m. services each Sunday. Childcare is available and Sunday School is offered to school-aged children. For more information, visit the church website at www.allsaintsjax.org or on Facebook and Twitter. To reach the office, call (904) 737-8488. The church is located just two miles south of San Marco Square at 4171 Hendricks Avenue.