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July 29, 2010 / Posted by Rev. Lee Hull Moses
Garden Blessing
I take my daughter to the church garden early on Saturday morning. We bring her “tools” – a small plastic shovel and rake, and a bucket for collecting rocks.
One of our most regular gardeners talks about how important this project has been for her. “I sit at a desk all day long,” she says, “and then I get tocome out here and play in the dirt, and it’s wonderful.” We ask God’s blessing on the ground and on the harvest, and pray for the people this food will feed. Someone has brought a guitar so we sing a little bit, which feels just right. The breeze sweeps through us just then, a welcome freshness on the hot morning, and I am pretty sure it is the breath of God.
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