May 5, 2020: “Love Your Neighbor As Yourself” (Mark 12:31)
I read a story recently about a teacher who brought balloons to school and instructed the kids to blow them up and then write their names on their balloons. (Clearly this took place before the COVID-19 pandemic.) She… Read More
May 04, 2020: Learn to Fly
I cannot believe it’s been almost a month since Easter, and two months since lockdown. Time seems to be flying, but we are still in our places. Or, are we!? I would love to say that I too… Read More
May 2, 2020: A Prayer for the Critical
If there is one thing we all need now, it is compassion. Compassion for ourselves. Compassion for others. Compassion from others. Unfortunately, when stress is high, compassion can be hard to come by. We may find ourselves being… Read More
May 1, 2020: Consider the Lilies of the Field
“Do not worry about tomorrow.” Matthew: 6:33 I love flowers. There is just something about them that makes me happy. I love the vibrant colors and delicate intricacies of the way they are formed. It reminds me of Jesus’ words from… Read More
April 30, 2020: Can You Wait?
I am an impatient person. I cannot wait for the things I expect to be done or move on, so I do my best to push persons and force circumstances… And yet everything seems to move much less… Read More
Apr 29, 2020: Broken Pinky Fingers
In a particularly memorable seminary class, my professor once posed the question: if the church is the body of Christ, what part of the body would you be? Of course, he was referring to the famous passage from… Read More
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Last Updated: May 8, 2020 by Veronica Gould
May 6, 2020: Centering Prayer
Pastor Sudie, from Westminster Presbyterian Church in Wilmington, DE led this session on centering prayer. You can try this prayer any time of day. Just find a comfortable, quiet place in your home. I chose the word “Joy”… Read More