Joy Rudder (chaplain in long-term care facilities and contract musician at Pinegrove) spoke on finding grace in unexpected places.  Being raised in a home which treasured writing and literature, she became an accomplished writer, as her talk demonstrated so wonderfully.  Patience, coupled with an open mind, a quiet listening ear, and a willingness to accept patients’ love as they can best give it at their stage of life—these have been combined to create a Christ-like servant model for anyone living with or loving someone with mental challenges at life’s end.  Joy began with the verse, ‘if you do it to one of the least of these, you have done it unto me.’  [JEK]

Passage: Luke 7:36-50; Matthew 25: 44-46; Matthew 20:16
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Speaker: Joy Rudder
Worship Leader: Diane Ehling
Song Leader: J. Evan Kreider
Pianist: Ruth Enns
Usher: Ed Epp
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