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Sep 9, 2019 35 min

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from Meeting Midway Hosted by Jennie Andone

In this episode of Meeting Midway, Pastor Jennie talks about Philemon which is one of the shortest books of the Bible. In looking at this letter from Paul to Philemon, Pastor Jennie speaks to the challenges of the situation of Onesimus, a slave of Philemon. In breaking down the text, Pastor Jennie applies this letter to the context of our world today. Although we don't have modern day slavery in America, there is still long-lasting racial prejudice and racism beginning from times of slavery to our current society that wrongfully erodes the loving community that Christ calls us to live into. In this message, Pastor Jennie speaks to our current context and the challenge of reconciling and restoring our past and present to live into a Christlike future. Meeting Midway is a podcast of Midway United Methodist Church in Alpharetta, Georgia. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and on our website, www.midwayumc.org. Service Times: Traditional (Historic Chapel) - 8:30AM Acoustic (Historic Chapel) - 9:45AM Contemporary (Modern Sanctuary) - 11:00AM

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Philemon 1-21 - Restored September 9, 2019 This episode of Meeting Midway comes from Pastor Jennie Andone. In her message, she touches on themes of race, American society, reconciliation, and restoration. This message speaks to dark racist past of slavery in America and how its effects persist today. Pastor Jennie calls all to recognition of this past and how it affects the present so that all can live into a restored future.

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