In the story
- A child in the middle Matthew 18:1–2
Group · 4 Sundays
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In the readings on 4 Sundays so far.

Name meanings and role notes are drafted with each edition and waiting for review by a priest or editor.
Those who followed Jesus to learn from him: the twelve, and many more men and women. A disciple is a learner who follows a teacher, and Jesus sent his followers to make disciples of all nations.
Jesus calls fishermen by the sea: “Come after me, and I will make you fishers for men.”
ScriptureMark 1:16–20Women disciples, among them Mary Magdalene, Joanna and Susanna, travel with him and support him.
ScriptureLuke 8:1–3He teaches them to pray: “Our Father…”
ScriptureLuke 11:1–4After his hard teaching on the bread of life, many go back; Peter says, “Lord, to whom would we go?”
ScriptureJohn 6:60–69He washes their feet and gives them a new commandment, to love one another.
ScriptureJohn 13:1–15, 34–35“Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them…”
ScriptureMatthew 28:19In Antioch the disciples are first called Christians.
ScriptureActs 11:26Sources: The Holy Bible (World English Bible).
Drafted from the Bible and Church tradition. Each line says where it comes from; anything marked Tradition or History is not in Scripture itself. Waiting for review by a priest or editor.
Gospel: Luke 6:39–45
Listening to Jesus on a level place with a great crowd (Luke 6:17).
Gospel: Matthew 18:1–11
Arguing about rank in the kingdom.
In the story
Gospel: John 17:13–26
Listening to Jesus pray for them.
Gospel: John 20:19–31
Hiding behind locked doors on Easter evening.
In the story
The Washing of the Feet, Stavronikita Monastery, Mount Athos. Theophanes the Cretan, 16th century. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.