In Matthew 20:1-16, Jesus challenges us with a story of a vineyard owner who pays all of his workers the same amount for their labor, no matter the number of hours they worked in a day. This story confronts us with our own notions of what is fair. What seems "fair" for us might not be fair for everyone. What is fair in the kingdom of God? And what roles do generosity and grace play in God's community here on earth? Join us in worship on Sunday to be challenged and encouraged by God's Word!
"Community Matters: Fairness"
11:00 am Traditional Worship
September 24, 2023 • Rev. Katherine B. Harrington • Psalm 145:1–8, Matthew 20:1–16
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