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During this season of sheltering-in-place, as an act of love for the health of our church family and our neighbors, our weekly gatherings are being held online.

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Friends, as Ephesians 3 reminds us, the knowledge-surpassing love of God in Christ can fill our lives to overflowing as we intentionally dwell in the presence of Jesus, wherever and whenever we find ourselves. During this past Sunday's worship gathering, we responded together with a one-word prayer to the question: As you draw near to Jesus, what gift of Sabbath rest comes to mind for each letter? After 64 Sundays of meeting online, hybrid, and in other ways, Anchor City will resume weekly in-person worship gatherings starting tomorrow, June 6th at 1:00 pm on the front lawn of Mount Soledad Presbyterian Church! 🙌🏽 For worship via Zoom tomorrow (16 May 2021) at 10:00 am, please bring something to write on and with, and some ideas around these questions: Friends, we are serious about Sabbath! It is simply not sustainable for us as individuals, families, or as a church to remain caught up in the nonstop, 24/7, workaholic, control-freak culture around us. The good news is that God loves us so much that God commands us to keep the Sabbath, to live in the rhythms of grace. Can we respond to the call to be re-humanized through Sabbath rest? Friends, as Pastor Jeya reminded us on Sunday, one of the ways God blesses us with Sabbath rest is through worship together. PJ helped us engage the words of Hebrews 10:24-25 in a creative small group interaction — here are a few glimpses of grace from our photo activity! Friends, after this long year of pandemic, racial injustice, and everything else, it's normal to feel worn out, sorrowful, and even angry. So how do we bounce back? What's our source of resilience? We began our Eastertide series on Sabbath this week. When Jesus defeated sin and death, it wasn't a dramatic slow-motion walkaway from explosions underscored by a dramatic soundtrack. Instead, Jesus meets us in quiet restoration. In the midst of lament, loss, and seemingly-endless pandemic, Jesus finds us — and through Christ's resurrection, we find the love, joy, and strength not only to persevere, but to hope again for our future. Friends, may you continue to shine faithfully as witnesses of Christ!

God sets the lonely in families

— PSALM 68:6 —