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The Rev. Angela L. Ying is a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) serving as pastor of Bethany United Church of Christ near Seattle, WA.
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The Rev. Angela L. Ying is a minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA) serving as pastor of Bethany United Church of Christ near Seattle, WA.
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Cancel the Debt--It's Killing the People
Deuteronomy 15:1-2,4,7-10; Matthew 5:6
October 03, 1999
The Rev. Angela L. Ying (PCUSA)"Are you full? Have you had enough to eat? Are you satisfied? Is there anything else I can get you?" These words were rather familiar to me growing up as they rang through the house whenever guests were invited to the house, our home, coming and going as they pleased, welcome to be part of the family, to share a meal, to enjoy themselves, to find a place of solace and rest. For in the words of Henri Nouwen, "When we enter into a home and feel warmly welcomed, we will soon realize that the love among those who live in that home is what makes that welcome possible." Hospitality is more than an expression of love for the guest; it is also and foremost an expression of love between the hosts. My parents knew this and looking back, I can see that they did their best to live it.
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In the Spirit of Open Doors
Acts 16:16-37
September 05, 1999
The Rev. Angela L. Ying (PCUSA)Picture for a moment how many doors we walk through everyday. The bedroom, the bathroom, the front door, the back door, the car, the garage, and bus doors. There are the school doors, the office doors, the church doors as well as the elevator, revolving, and automatic doors. Our lives seem filled with going in and out of doors.
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