Find the thread.
One of the speakers at a recent Reimagining Church session at Yale Divinity School spoke of “finding the thread” that both connects us with our past, present, and future as a church community.
One of the speakers at a recent Reimagining Church session at Yale Divinity School spoke of “finding the thread” that both connects us with our past, present, and future as a church community.
A particular gift of welcoming newcomers to our churches is that, if we’re lucky, they lend us their fresh eyes to see again as though for the first time.
Hopes, intentions, failures, and tears all make themselves a home in our church buildings and the things we put in them.
Our parish was founded as a Anglican missionary outpost in Puritan New England during the early 18th century. Our mission is to fulfill Christ’s command to make disciples of ourselves and others. We will do this, in community, by opening hearts, widening minds, and transforming lives.
Find the thread.By Sarah RobertsonOne of the speakers at a recent Reimagining Church session at Yale Divinity School spoke of “finding the thread” that both connects us wi |
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