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Join Leslie and Ed on a journey to discover the answer to this question and more. Together, they will explore the actions of peacemakers, the significance of community, and how you can make a greater impact in the world. Additionally, uncover ways to find greater trust and calm in your own life.

We've been talking about "what matters most" for over 4 months... are we still talking about what we want to talk about'?

The telling of the Christmas story (the birth of Jesus and the dramatic events surrounding it, to be more specific) is an annual tradition in many congregations. At Round Hill, it takes the form of the annual Christmas Pageant, where the young people of our congregation take the lead.

Building A Community - S8E13 by Round Hill Community Church

Wonder As We Wander - S8E12 by Round Hill Community Church

At Christmas, we celebrate the love of God revealed through Jesus Christ. We also celebrate the love of God revealed through Mary, Joseph, and John the Baptist

We hear lots of language about how we should be orienting our lives to notice the good, appreicate the little things, and live in an attitude of gratitude. But what does that really mean? What concrete steps can we take to foster a habit of grateful living?

Since the twelfth century, millions of seekers have walked a pilgrimage in northern Spain called the Camino de Santiago. Considered to be one of the three most famous Christian pilgrimages, along with Rome and Jerusalem, The Camino, as it is commonly known, has grown in popularity in more recent years. Estimates are that in 2023 alone, 450,000 people made this journey along one of 10 routes, all leading to Santiago de Compostela, where it is said that St. James is buried. The Camino Frances (the oldest route) actually spans 500 miles, beginning in France. From Oct. 21-Nov.5, 10 pilgrims from Round Hill Community Church (ranging in age from 64-88 years young) took part in that ancient trek, walking the last 100 miles of the Camino Frances from Sarria to Santiago. We wish you a Buen Camino (a good journey)!

Rachel Naomi Remen is an author, a physician, and a healer. She uses her extensive medical experience and her wise intuition in the work that she does with patients diagnosed with cancer. Her book, "Kitchen Table Wisdom," is a treasure of wisdom, humor, and insight about the human condition.

What is foundational to your life? What elements of life feel like a bonus? Join Ed and Leslie as they discuss creating a spirit of gratitude that is alignment with our fundamental selves.