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Minister’s Message: A damaged portrait

Summary by Peninsula Clarion
One of my favorite images from the early church comes from Athanasius, a theologian who lived more than 1,600 years ago. He imagined humanity as a portrait of a king that had become damaged. The portrait was faded and worn and parts of it were marred beyond recognition; however, it was still valuable because it still bore the image of the king.

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Minister’s Message: A damaged portrait

One of my favorite images from the early church comes from Athanasius, a theologian who lived more than 1,600 years ago. He imagined humanity as a portrait of a king that had become damaged. The portrait was faded and worn and parts of it were marred beyond recognition; however, it was still valuable because it still bore the image of the king.

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Peninsula Clarion broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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