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Practitioners of Hope
Practitioners of Hope
Rev. Cheryl HarrisJune 30, 2025
Beauty from Ashes
Beauty from Ashes
Millicent FlakeJune 23, 2025
Sing a New Song
Sing a New Song
Daryn StylianopoulosJune 16, 2025
Drip, Drip, Fills The Bucket
Drip, Drip, Fills The Bucket
James BlayJune 9, 2025
Step by Step, Ripple by Ripple
Step by Step, Ripple by Ripple
TWT TeamJune 2, 2025
Remembering Them
Remembering Them
Lin Story-BunceMay 26, 2025
Prayers in Handwritten Recipes
Prayers in Handwritten Recipes
Dana WeltyMay 19, 2025
When Love Shows Up
When Love Shows Up
Khette CoxMay 12, 2025
Gladden the Hearts
Gladden the Hearts
Kari BaumannMay 5, 2025
A Greater Story
A Greater Story
TWT TeamApril 28, 2025
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When it all feels too much, let us remember that we are not alone and we are each deeply loved! 💛​​​​​​​​ Let us remember to be near to one another and hold space for one another. Let us extend compassion and share love unconditionally. Let us look The world around us is afire with God, Elizabeth Barrett Browning writes. ​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ At the very least, the world all around us is about to be aflame with fall! 🍁🍂 This is especially true for those who live in the mountain regions. We are en We can often miss the holy, amazing things happening around us because we get so wrapped up in what feels routine – going through the motions of simply getting from one moment to the next. ​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ We get so focused on the day-to-day & Loving God, Teach us to listen closely to the young among us—to their honesty, their questions, their wonder. Help us model compassion, humility, and love—And make us people who notice, who welcome, and who keep learning from the youngest If we want our children to embody the kingdom of God, then we must be intentional in shaping them toward it. We must foster humility, compassion, and wonder in them—and model those same qualities in ourselves. Children are always watching. They Too often, we assume wisdom must be polished, erudite, or packaged in the way adults communicate. But in doing so, we miss the very insights that Jesus told us to look for. As a new school year begins and classrooms fill again with students and teac When we reflect on the biblical images of tables and banquets and feasts that offer reminders of the kind of love and provision God provides and longs for us to share with one another, we see table where the conversation goes on for a while — l Create a space (in your home, church, or community group) where people are invited to share unfinished thoughts, half-formed questions, or stories in progress. Encourage margin in conversation—space to explore, stumble, and be met with kindness Hoping for more margin – or considering whether and when we want to extend more margin to others – is not the same as no boundaries or no accountability. Not all conversations and relitigations are entertained. We discern carefully around We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Rev. Kathryn House as our writer for this week’s Table Talk! 💛💛💛 Rev. Kathryn is Assistant Professor of Leadership Studies and Practical Theology and Chair of the Rev. Dr. Lee Barker Professorshi God of the birds and the lilies, Teach us to breathe deeply, and to notice the gifts right in front of us, Quiet our restless hearts, and remind us that your love and care is enough for today. Amen. #tabletalk #togetherness #diversity #allvoices #yo It is an invitation not to be lost to the worries of the world, but to let the beauty of this world draw us out of our panic and back into the presence of God. To give our attention to God in ways that still us and soften us. It is not easy to convi
 

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