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Who is Your Family

April 4, 2015 //  by Shannon Kelly

Season After Pentecost, Ordinary Time, Proper 5, Year B
Scripture: Mark 3:20-35

Proper: appropriate, fitting, and during Ordinary Time, the scripture appointed for each particular Sunday. The scriptures for this Season after Pentecost all come from the Gospel of Mark. In today’s Gospel, our story begins with the realization that the crowds around Jesus had become so big that the people could not even eat (presumably because it was too crowded). People were very interested in what he was saying, some thinking that his take on God and his ministry made him look crazy while others were drawn to his new kind of message.

We see his family try to come and make him stop, worried about what people were saying about him. But rather than taking a breather or taking a time out, Jesus instead challenges the notion and challenges the notion of family.

Download the lesson plans for Proper 5

LPTW Proper 5, Year B, Younger Children
LPTW Proper 5, Year B, Older Children
LPTW Proper 5, Year B, Adults
LPTW Proper 5, Year B, All

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