Trinity Sunday: Everyday Missionaries
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On Trinity Sunday, The Rev. Michael Singer reflects on the Great Commission and challenges us to rethink what it means to be a missionary. Rather than something reserved for a few extraordinary people far away, Fr. Michael reminds us that mission happens in the ordinary rhythms of everyday life. As we go to work, school, the grocery store, or care for loved ones, we are invited to carry God’s love into the world. Reflecting on doubt, discipleship, baptism, and community, Fr. Michael describes faith not as certainty or perfect doctrine, but as learning to walk with Jesus in the messiness of life. At the heart of that mission is a simple calling: love God, love your neighbor, and let your baptismal identity “splash” onto everyone around you.
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Every Christian is called to be a missionary by living God’s love openly and faithfully in the ordinary moments of daily life.
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