Sunday School Activities Psalm 69:1-3, 32-34; Mark 6:30-32 Black History Month In a New York Times article, organizational psychologist Adam Grant identified the “dominant emotion of 2021” as “languishing.” He went on to describe this unfortunate state in a variety of ways: a sense of emptiness. Despondency. A lack of hope. Aimlessness and joylessness. The “dulling of delight” and the “dwindling…
You are not alone. Come share the journey.
You are not alone. Come share the journey.
"Anti-racism" Tagged Sermons
Sunday School Activities Matthew 5:1-12 Asian Heritage Month Allegreto by John Stanley – Neil Murray Earlier last year, Raymond Chang went to Walmart. It was his first trip out of the house after he and many other Americans had started self-quarantining to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus. Soon after he walked into the store, two women looked at him, and…
Sunday School Activities “My hope is always when people take their faith and put into action”. This Black History Month challenges us to ask, how we get to that place of hope where our faith is put into action in service to racial justice? Last week we began to talk about the anti-racism journey as one that is never finished, a lifelong…
Sunday School Activities Genesis 1: 25-27 (February 7, 2021-5th Epiphany) Betty Pries is someone Heather and I have worked with for a couple of years now. Betty, among many other things is a leadership consultant who specializes in churches. She’s helped us develop our team ministry. Recently she wrote an article for her newsletter on churches and the work of anti-racism. It…