A Christmas Message from Rev Susan . . . Last night about 30 of us gathered at Red River Beach. Two of you brought telescopes. Two others had apps to view the sky and identify the stars. One of you, healing from a broken shoulder, came out last night. Some stayed in cars and others stood together in the cold gazing at that vast evening sky for a sighting of the Star of Bethlehem. This Star of Bethlehem is believed to be what the Wise Men saw so long ago. The two planets Jupi

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Today is a day full of memories. It is my mother’s birthday. It is my aunt’s birthday. It seems my father married a woman with the same birthday as his sister. It is also the day my brother died, one year ago. It has been strange to grieve his passing and my mother’s death three months prior, during a pandemic. All the grief gets tangled up. Some days I trip over the sorrow, and trip over it repeatedly. But that is how sorrow works, isn’t it. It takes you by surprise. It rear