October 1, 2023: "A Methodist Loves God"

Welcome to the first in a five part series called The Five Marks of a Methodist. Over the next few weeks (minus next week when Brother Jonathan must be out again), we'll explore the things that make a Methodist a Methodist. First, we talk of our love...

An episode of the Sweetwater UMC: The Podcast podcast, hosted by Sweetwater UMC, titled "October 1, 2023: "A Methodist Loves God"" was published on October 2, 2023 and runs 26 minutes.

October 2, 2023 ·26m · Sweetwater UMC: The Podcast

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Welcome to the first in a five part series called The Five Marks of a Methodist. Over the next few weeks (minus next week when Brother Jonathan must be out again), we'll explore the things that make a Methodist a Methodist. First, we talk of our love for God.Worship Service Resources, including announcements, scripture, and moreSweetwater UMC Website

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Welcome to the first in a five part series called The Five Marks of a Methodist. Over the next few weeks (minus next week when Brother Jonathan must be out again), we'll explore the things that make a Methodist a Methodist. First, we talk of our love for God.

Worship Service Resources, including announcements, scripture, and more

Sweetwater UMC Website

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