• Sacred Spaces

    Reading through Exodus, I noticed about half of the book is dedicated to instructions on co-creating sacred space, called the tabernacle.   God invited people to partner by bringing their gifts to build the tabernacle (25:1–7). The tabernacle instructions reveal God’s desire to dwell near God’s people (Exodus 25:8). Through presence and partnership, God lays the foundation for belonging through sacred space.  I have found this Scripture both instructive and encouraging as our family prepares sacred space…

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    Infectious Gratitude and Joy

    Whether it’s through athletes of your own that you like to watch, or perhaps from some other reminder you come across, may you find a desire to lean into gratitude and joy this week.…

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    Mental Health Book Recommendations

    Reading is a way to travel when leaving isn’t feasible, it’s a way to explore people surviving adversities from the safety of being an observer, to learn and immerse ourselves in times long since past and times not yet arrived, and it’s a way to challenge yourself and grow in ways that otherwise would happen through occurrences you’d face in day-to-day realities.…

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    Life

    Sometimes, it’s nice to escape. To drop into a fantasy land that’s nothing like what we go through here in our day-to-day lives. And then, at other times, it’s nice to know that nobody escapes the inevitabilities of life.…

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  • Postcards from the Midwest Conference 

    Four languages. Multiple congregations. One shared prayer. 
    On February 15, Centennial Covenant Church in Littleton, Colorado hosted its fourth Many Nations gathering – an evening where churches and ministries came together to worship and pray across cultures and languages.…

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