“In the midst of a world marked by tragedy and beauty, there must be those who bear witness against unnecessary destruction and who, with faith, rise and lead in freedom, with grace and power.” -Rebecca Parker
How can you bear witness against the destruction of the world? How can you lead with grace?
“Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me…”
When has your life been turned around by an unearned blessing?
Our journeys are not solitary, even when we are alone. Companions bear sacred witness to our lives and bring us moments of grace from their presence in our lives. Whether near or far, the companions on our journeys are important.
How can you find a companion on the journey to bring you grace today?
“May [the flowers] remind us of grace we have known in days past:
Forgiveness we have been granted, and provided.
Love, unearned and shared.
Recovery, begun and established.
Generosity, unforeseen and most sacred.”
-William Sinkford
What grace have you known in days past? How can it guide you today?
For many people, the ritual of blessing a meal with prayer asks us to practice gratitude and to notice our connections to the beings of our planet and to the sacred.
How do you express gratitude and connection before you eat?
