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Articles by Edie Lenz

Edie Lenz is the pastor of First Reformed Church in Fulton, IL; a small town on the Mississippi River. She is married to Brian, a research chemist. They have one son, Caleb who is nine. Edie has been in ministry for 14 years, the last 7 have been at First. In addition to serving as pastor, Edie is the chaplain of the Fulton Fire Department, an all-volunteer service that provides fire and medical emergency care to the community of Fulton.

All Our Sins Borne for Us

  • Edie Lenz
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3 years ago

All our wounds, the places we have hurt others and the places that we have been hurt, can be found there in the wounds in his hands and feet.

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  • Easter
  • Hope
  • Jesus Christ
  • resurrection

Pause in the Pain

  • Edie Lenz
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3 years ago

Lord, hear our prayer, for the wounds that cannot be bound up, for the losses that cannot be fathomed, and for those who fear being forgotten.

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  • lament
  • prayers
  • suffering
  • wounds

Valuable Gifts

  • Edie Lenz
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4 years ago

Your gifts and abilities matter, your contribution to the common good is uniquely yours.

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  • Body of Christ
  • chemistry
  • gifts

Walk in Faith and Act in Courage

  • Edie Lenz
1
4 years ago

As we prepare for Palm Sunday and Easter we are reminded of the courage and love of Christ.

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  • courage
  • faith
  • Palm Sunday

Did You Hear Me?

  • Edie Lenz
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4 years ago

I wonder sometimes if we aren’t all a little bit like my son when it comes to our ability to pay attention and notice God’s work around us and within us. How often are we paying attention?

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  • focus
  • listening
  • peace
  • reconciliation

Sacred Ground

  • Edie Lenz
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5 years ago

Spending time with those who have recently lost a loved one, suddenly or slowly is to find yourself in the presence of God.

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  • death
  • dying
  • God's presence
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SuErvIviZnEg the Summer
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