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Invitation to Renew Your Inner Light at Richmond Remnant Revival on Feb. 13
The Richmond Remnant Revival on Sunday February 13 will offer an opportunity to start regaining the strength needed to improve current conditions. It will run from noon to 5:00 p.m. at Nicoll Park at 1230 Macdonald Ave., Richmond CA 94804.
It is time to revive our spiritual selves.
The Richmond Remnant Revival on Sunday February 13 will offer an opportunity to start regaining the strength needed to improve current conditions.
It will run from noon to 5:00 p.m. at Nicoll Park at 1230 Macdonald Ave., Richmond CA 94804.
Remnant is defined as “a small remaining quantity of something.” Revival is defined as “a condition of strength of something.”
Our event is geared toward those whose spiritual existence has been affected by the troubles and distractions of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The goal of the revival is to light up the community. Matthew 5:14,15 says: “You are the light of the world. Let your light shine.”
It is time to renew our flickering lights and let them shine brighter than before. We can start to shine by:
- Collaborating to identify in words our condition
- Restarting prayer, meditation, worship to address the conditions
- Reviving our spirit by letting our light shine.
Organizers of the Richmond Remnant Revival have invited several religious leaders to stimulate our thinking and to explore strategies for letting our lights shine.
For more information, please contact Charles Allums at 510-551-1896.
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