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This Sunday, September 13th, is "Welcome Home" Sunday and the start of the new program year. Who knows WHAT will happen?!
This Sunday, September 13th, is "Welcome Home" Sunday and the start of the new program year. Who knows WHAT will happen?!
The image is that of a parent and child. Look at the grip of the parent - it is unrelenting. Today's scripture told the story of the Holy Family fleeing the wrath of Herod and running to Egypt. Today this story is played out again and again throughou
The image is that of a parent and child. Look at the grip of the parent - it is unrelenting. Today's scripture told the story of the Holy Family fleeing the wrath of Herod and running to Egypt. Today this story is played out again and again throughout the world. We pray for refugees and those seeking asylum - knowing that Jesus, too, was a refugee. @sanctifiedart
The artist's statement: "We often link fear and anxiety to bad news. But what about the moments when the news is good—almost too good to believe? The dream job offer arrives. The long-hoped-for pregnancy test is finally positive. The illn
The artist's statement: "We often link fear and anxiety to bad news. But what about the moments when the news is good—almost too good to believe? The dream job offer arrives. The long-hoped-for pregnancy test is finally positive. The illness goes into sudden remission. Euphobia, the fear of good news, often stems from past losses, fear of change, or the pressure of new expectations. Joy and relief may come first, but they’re often followed by a quiet dread. What now? What could this mean? In Luke’s Nativity story, even angelic news stirs overwhelm. The shepherds tremble. Mary ponders. As she wraps her newborn in cloth, what thoughts rise in her heart?" Have you experienced euphobia? How does it shape your life? Does Good News offer a counter to its narrative? @sanctifiedart
Vulnerability isn't a core value in American society. Isn't it amazing that Jesus was born in a manger and died on a cross... and yet Christianity has historically held tremendous power? As some of that power wanes, some ask what it might mean for th
Vulnerability isn't a core value in American society. Isn't it amazing that Jesus was born in a manger and died on a cross... and yet Christianity has historically held tremendous power? As some of that power wanes, some ask what it might mean for the church to be vulnerable? What might this say about current movements that link Christianity with Nationalism? @sanctifiedart
Wishing you a Christmas full of cheer and courage and hope!
Wishing you a Christmas full of cheer and courage and hope!
Tonight we sang new words to "What Child is This?" The chorus, "Shout! Shout the angels' news that hope is born in Jesus" is our work. Good news? Is LOUDER than fear! @sanctifiedart
Tonight we sang new words to "What Child is This?" The chorus, "Shout! Shout the angels' news that hope is born in Jesus" is our work. Good news? Is LOUDER than fear! @sanctifiedart
This Christmas... choose to join hands with those who choose love. @sanctifiedart
This Christmas... choose to join hands with those who choose love. @sanctifiedart
The angel appears to Joseph. The artist, Nicolette Faison, shares: "This made me think of a Joseph who can’t sleep well at night, as his mind is uneasy with the words of Gabriel in his ear. I wanted Joseph to have an uncomfortable sleep fo
The angel appears to Joseph. The artist, Nicolette Faison, shares: "This made me think of a Joseph who can’t sleep well at night, as his mind is uneasy with the words of Gabriel in his ear. I wanted Joseph to have an uncomfortable sleep form with a clenched fist that shows us he is tense even while he dreams. His foot is raised up in a way that looks almost as if he could pop up at any moment." What keeps you up at night? Is it from work or a calling left undone? @sanctifiedart
Tonight we gathered to remember and to keep vigil. It is the longest night. Candles were lit, a powerful story was shared by Anne Doss... and in many ways we looked the monsters in the closet in the eye and whispered the names of each other. If you f
Tonight we gathered to remember and to keep vigil. It is the longest night. Candles were lit, a powerful story was shared by Anne Doss... and in many ways we looked the monsters in the closet in the eye and whispered the names of each other. If you find that you are afraid, know that our hands are ready to hold yours. @sanctifiedart
The artist, the Rev. Lisle Gynne Garrity writes: "In this image, we see the angel greeting Mary in the form of dappled light.6 Mary’s back is turned to the angel, but we see her in the process of pivoting toward the warmth of the cascading
The artist, the Rev. Lisle Gynne Garrity writes: "In this image, we see the angel greeting Mary in the form of dappled light.6 Mary’s back is turned to the angel, but we see her in the process of pivoting toward the warmth of the cascading light. I imagine this is the moment after the angel responds to her initial question, “How can this be?” After hearing the angel’s response, Mary closes her eyes, imagining her cousin Elizabeth and perhaps her many ancestors holding her up as she prepares to step forward. The wrap around her head carries the angel’s good news, anointing her with the promise that fear won’t stop her. Embroidered along her neckline is Mary’s willing response: “Here I am.” Her lantern earring is a sign to each of us, to anyone who is fearful. It’s as if Mary herself becomes a lantern, emanating courage in the face of a fearful calling, lighting a way forward." What surrounds you as you answer God's call?
This Sunday, September 13th, is "Welcome Home" Sunday and the start of the new program year. Who knows WHAT will happen?! The image is that of a parent and child. Look at the grip of the parent - it is unrelenting. Today's scripture told the story of the Holy Family fleeing the wrath of Herod and running to Egypt. Today this story is played out again and again throughou The artist's statement: "We often link fear and anxiety to bad news. But what about the moments when the news is good—almost too good to believe? The dream job offer arrives. The long-hoped-for pregnancy test is finally positive. The illn Vulnerability isn't a core value in American society. Isn't it amazing that Jesus was born in a manger and died on a cross... and yet Christianity has historically held tremendous power? As some of that power wanes, some ask what it might mean for th Wishing you a Christmas full of cheer and courage and hope! Tonight we sang new words to "What Child is This?" The chorus, "Shout! Shout the angels' news that hope is born in Jesus" is our work. Good news? Is LOUDER than fear! @sanctifiedart This Christmas... choose to join hands with those who choose love. @sanctifiedart The angel appears to Joseph. The artist, Nicolette Faison, shares: "This made me think of a Joseph who can’t sleep well at night, as his mind is uneasy with the words of Gabriel in his ear. I wanted Joseph to have an uncomfortable sleep fo Tonight we gathered to remember and to keep vigil. It is the longest night. Candles were lit, a powerful story was shared by Anne Doss... and in many ways we looked the monsters in the closet in the eye and whispered the names of each other. If you f The artist, the Rev. Lisle Gynne Garrity writes: "In this image, we see the angel greeting Mary in the form of dappled light.6 Mary’s back is turned to the angel, but we see her in the process of pivoting toward the warmth of the cascading

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