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In the Beginning with God Rev Mario Schoenmaker's Reflections on the Prologue of the Gospel of St John The nature of the Logos being, the gifts he brings to the world and to humanity, the opportunities for us to become children of God, all this is told in a way that is universal and non-sectarian. But, John says, not all recognised, received or believed in the presence of this divine being in our midst. |
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Cosmic Mass
Sunday, December 9
Rev Antoinette Schoenmaker from Coffs Harbour, NSW
Meeting ID: https://zoom.us/j/777574232 Download the song sheet ... 
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We hope to bring a truer and freer appreciation of the Being we recognise as the Sun God, the Son of God, the Logos who was in the beginning ... the I AM that I AM.
It is this majestic being, known by many names in many cultures through history and incarnate for a time in the man Jesus, whose divine blood changed the course of human destiny, and whose life and spirit has been implanted into this earth and into every human soul, who gives us the divine inner power to lift ourselves once more to our rightful place in the universe. This is the power we call: Christ in you, the divine I AM. The true individual.
We see ourselves as co-workers with Christ in this beautiful, redeeming, freemaking work. It is this truth, this commitment and this vision that stands behind Rosa Veritas.
It is this majestic being, known by many names in many cultures through history and incarnate for a time in the man Jesus, whose divine blood changed the course of human destiny, and whose life and spirit has been implanted into this earth and into every human soul, who gives us the divine inner power to lift ourselves once more to our rightful place in the universe. This is the power we call: Christ in you, the divine I AM. The true individual.
We see ourselves as co-workers with Christ in this beautiful, redeeming, freemaking work. It is this truth, this commitment and this vision that stands behind Rosa Veritas.
