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Christ in the House of His Parents
John Everett Millais - 1849
The Tate Museum, London

55" × 34" – oil on canvas

A Righteous Man

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at 9:30 a.m.

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Next In-Person Services:

December 28, 2025

at

Infusion Tea

1600 Edgewater Dr, Orlando, FL 32804

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We would like to share your story of how you came

to follow Jesus.  Share your story in

three paragraphs here:

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Use the worksheet below to assist you in writing your story.

We Are a Body Life Church

The Bible often uses the analogy of the Human Body to speak of the Church

  • The human body is a unit (one) made up of many parts.

  • Each part is important and needed.

  • Each part has a function that contributes to the whole.

  • Parts of the human body function interdependently.

  • Parts of the human body are dependent on the brain for growth, health, and directives.

  • Jesus is the Head of the Body and we are members of one another.

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Body Life Defined:

If the Church is to function similar to the human body, then Body Life is how we relate to one another in ways that demonstrate:

  • Unity out of diversity … every part is important and needed

  • Interdependence on one another … every part contributing to the other parts

  • Dependence on the Head … every part living according to the directives of Christ

These are the key passages related to God’s design for the Church:

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Body Life - By Ray C. Stedman - (read online)

The book that inspired a return to the Church's real meaning and mission.

Bible study lessons on the biblical theme of Body Life

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