a request…

Apr 17, 2017

Happy Easter on this second day of the Octave of Easter.

At one of our Lenten evening sessions I asked the question, “how many Easter Sundays are there in ten years”? Naturally most people responded “ten”. But there are really eighty! This is because every day of the Easter Octave (from Easter Sunday to the following Sunday) is celebrated as Easter Sunday.

This is the last daily email that will arrive in your inbox if you signed up to receive the Food For Faith Lenten reflections.  It has been a pleasure and privilege for Jason McTague (who oversees all technical aspects of the Food For Faith project) and I to bring you these reflections. There have been times when in the midst of a technical difficulty we have been on the phone at 11.00pm then again before 7.00 the next morning sorting an issue so that you receive the morning email on time.

While the daily email part of the project is now complete, there will continue to be regular (3-4 times a week) updates on the www.foodforfaith.org.nz page. Thank you also to those who share this link with others.  Many choose to receive notice of a page update via the Food For Faith Facebook or Twitter pages.

A REQUEST…

Jason & I would be very grateful if you could take a few moments now to watch this last video and to respond using the form below.  Please take a few moments to type a comment or two, perhaps indicating what you have most appreciated. Feel free to write as much or as little as you like. Your feedback is very important for us, and will help us to decide if Food For Faith has a future, and what form that future might take.

Today I begin a week of retreat. Please keep me in your prayer.

Easter Blessings to you all

With gratitude to God and to you all.

John

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