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TheresaEungyong – it is not only my Korean name, but also the root of my sense of call. The name defines me as a second-generation Korean American woman, a mother, a wife, and a pastor. Names are important. Even in the Bible, we see examples of how names define a person or a poignant moment in their life, like God changing Jacob’s name from “one who grabs the heel” to Israel, “the one who struggles with God.” Growing up, I had a love/hate relationship with my Korean name. For one, it is difficult to pronounce and secondly, it literally means “Silver Bells.” Nothing like the name “Theresa Silver Bells Cho” to give one an identity complex. I once asked my father why he chose that name for me. He explained that the Chinese character for “Eun” means “silver” or “crystal clear” and “gyong” means “the sound of a bell.” He said that when I was born, his hope for me was that I would grow up to use my voice, ringing truth as clear as the sound of a bell. As I live out God’s call in my life and continue to discern God’s call, I strive to use my…
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The Faces of Christmas

While we are still not worshiping in person, we have opened the sanctuary for people to walk through and reflect on the story of Christ’s birth through art and prayer. Below are pictures of images that people are invited to meditate and view as they pray.

Mary

Joseph

Shepherds

Angels

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Theresa Cho

December 1, 2020

Christmas, Church, Interactive Prayer Stations, Intergenerational

Angels, Candles, Christmas, Joseph, Mary, Prayer, Shepherds

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2 responses to “The Faces of Christmas”

Tim McGee

December 1, 2020 at 7:46 am

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

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miriam143

January 3, 2021 at 11:25 am

This is beautiful! Thank you for sharing ways that we can create beautiful worship from safe distances.

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