Reimagining Today
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. |
By Sarah Robertson March 26, 2024 |
Church of the Holy Trinity | ||
A Glorious Mystery When I first heard about Reimagining the Church and that our church (Zion Episcopal, North Branford) was applying to be a part of it, I thought “fantastic!”. We’re a small church that has so much spirit and love and we do our best to share what we have with anyone who needs a helping hand; yet we could use some help with getting that out past the red doors. |
By Jane Chick March 4, 2024 |
Zion Episcopal Church | ||
Simply Trust: The Holy Spirit Is Guiding Us What does First Baptist Church of Branford look like in the future? What an inspiring question, with so many potential opportunities to do God’s will. |
By Janice Lexton January 25, 2024 |
First Baptist Church of Branford | ||
‘Tis the [liminal] Season We like to refer to Advent as THE Season – the season of waiting, of decorating, of shopping. But for the folks who are working with the Yale Divinity School on visioning, this is also a liminal season. |
By Bettina Thiel December 21, 2023 |
Woodmont UCC | ||
The Risk of Reimagining A few weeks ago, the Woodmont UCC Reimagining Church working group hosted a dinner conversation for those in the congregation interested in learning more about and engaging in the work of reimagining. |
By Amanda Bryant December 21, 2023 |
Woodmont UCC | ||
“Would” into “Will” 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. |
By Sarah Neumann December 20, 2023 |
Church of the Holy Trinity | ||
A Song of Hope Advent is a time of waiting, expectation, and watchfulness for the God who has come, who is coming, and who is yet to come. |
By Jonathan Maresca December 13, 2023 |
Zion Episcopal Church | ||
Ebb Tide Let us remember that we are profoundly loved, and so need never stay afraid. And that nothing that has been broken is beyond God’s mending. Amen. |
By Caroline Blosser December 7, 2023 |
First Baptist Church of Branford | ||
November at Cornerstone Community Church November is a busy time for a typical United Methodist Church, and an even busier one for Cornerstone Community Church. |
By Sutton Smith December 1, 2023 |
Cornerstone Community Church | ||
The Guidance of the Spirit Christian scriptures, and histories of various Christian communities, together show us: we are in very good company when we experience the unknowingness of what’s next. |
By Caroline Blosser October 9, 2023 |
First Baptist Church of Branford |