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What the Constitution Means to Me Means to Me by Shannon Harris By the time I received word that YASS
On January 2nd of this year, I did something that I’ve always done, which was to cross the border and
Although the uniquely named “SoulFood” group at the Park has attracted a diversity of participants for years, Jensene and I
A flower that lives its whole life secluded on a mountain, and a flower that is cut for a bouquet in a hospital room, have two very different experiences.
Friends, who needs us to hear their cry? What do we need to share our pleas openly?
Friends, so often we think of the dirt as something to clean and wipe away. But when we are truthful in our faith, we remember that the dirt is part of the legacy of God’s creation entrusted to us.
We all have spaces in our life where our faith seems small and yet when something is small it has the most room to grow.
The chasms in our lives are inevitable, but they don’t need to permanently separate us from God.
If you were to go into my closet you would see two shelves of t-shirts I have collected over the years. I keep them, even when they don’t exactly fit, because ... when I make up my mind and join a community, there is no turning back. I am all in. And I am all in forever.
The saguaro cactus starts growing an arm around 60 years of age. Luckily, we don’t have to wait that long to make such changes in our lives and more faithfully live into our call to follow Jesus.
New spaces and opportunities to turn strangers into neighbors are happening everywhere we turn, if we are continuing to turn toward God.
When things get tough- and they will- or when unexpected joy greets you – and it will – remember that this is God at work, concluding and beginning new seasons in our lives and the life of the church.
What is coming up in your life that you need to prepare for and what do you need to do to get ready?
