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Every Tree is Known by its Fruit

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Several years ago, my family moved to a new home located in the next town over. It had a few more bedrooms, and it was situated on a larger parcel of land, so it was ideal for our growing family. There was something exciting about familiarizing ourselves with the new kitchen, setting up our new bedrooms, and settling into our new surroundings. But it was also a little disconcerting to not instinctively know where to place our spices and silverwa…

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Every Tree is Known by its Fruit

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How to Become a Tree Bearing Good Fruit In Challenging Times - New Ways Ministry

Today’s reflection is by Bondings 2.0 contributor Phoebe Carstens. Today’s liturgical readings for the Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time can be found here. “A good tree does not bear rotten fruit, nor does a rotten tree bear good fruit. For every tree is known by its own fruit.” -Luke 6:43-44 What does it mean to be known by our fruit? In recent weeks, I have spent some time listening to the personal stories of Christian parents of LGBTQ+ childre…

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