Today, on Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday, we’re remembering that farming’s a vocation – a way of life – and giving thanks for the beauty and productivity of the earth and the work of all who tend it. But in a sense, we all have a vocation. There’s an old Christian tradition which holds that God sends each person into the world to bless it in ways that only they can. With that in mind, and looking at the call of Moses, we’re reflecting on the question God asks him by the burning bush – “What have you got in your hand?” In other words, what do *you* have that God can take and use to bless the world? Some of the answers might surprise you……

Today, on Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday, we’re remembering that farming’s a vocation – a way of life – and giving thanks for the beauty and productivity of the earth and the work of all who tend it. But in a sense, we all have a vocation. There’s an old Christian tradition which holds that God sends each person into the world to bless it in ways that only they can. With that in mind, and looking at the call of Moses, we’re reflecting on the question God asks him by the burning bush – “What have you got in your hand?” In other words, what do *you* have that God can take and use to bless the world? Some of the answers might surprise you……