As a response to General Synod's resolution on becoming Contemplatives in Action, this prayer group offers space and insight to the contemplative life. We will learn a variety of contemplative practices and embrace silence together as we take time for the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. The group meets for several weeks […]
As a response to General Synod's resolution on becoming Contemplatives in Action, this prayer group offers space and insight to the contemplative life. We will learn a variety of contemplative practices and embrace silence together as we take time for the Holy Spirit to work in and through us. The group meets for several weeks […]
If you preach using the Revised Common Lectionary, enjoy scheduled time with colleagues to plan your themes, music, liturgy, etc. The days include reading the Scriptures aloud, having time to individually work on your worship service for that week and then sharing your ideas with the group, sparking conversation and raising questions about the texts. […]
If you preach using the Revised Common Lectionary, enjoy scheduled time with colleagues to plan your themes, music, liturgy, etc. The days include reading the Scriptures aloud, having time to individually work on your worship service for that week and then sharing your ideas with the group, sparking conversation and raising questions about the texts. […]
If you preach using the Revised Common Lectionary, enjoy scheduled time with colleagues to plan your themes, music, liturgy, etc. The days include reading the Scriptures aloud, having time to individually work on your worship service for that week and then sharing your ideas with the group, sparking conversation and raising questions about the texts. […]
If you preach using the Revised Common Lectionary, enjoy scheduled time with colleagues to plan your themes, music, liturgy, etc. The days include reading the Scriptures aloud, having time to individually work on your worship service for that week and then sharing your ideas with the group, sparking conversation and raising questions about the texts. […]