When it was over, we left (as we had been instructed to) in silence \u2013 no hand shaking on the way out, no benediction. Just an invitation to return on Sunday morning and learn \u2013 and celebrate \u2013 the fact that the part of the story we\u2019d heard was not the story in its entirety.<\/p>\n
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