tell it as a story
about darkness
giving birth to
light, about
seemingly end-
less waiting, and
about that which
lies at the end of
all our waiting
with each
telling, more
of the story
comes to light
darkness can
become the
tending place
in which our
longings for
healing, justice,
and peace grow
and come to
birth
with each
telling, more
of the story
comes to light
darkness can
become the
tending place
in which our
longings for
healing, justice,
and peace grow
and come to
birth
-Jan Richardson, from Night Visions
Advent begins tomorrow.
Yummy, yummy Advent.
On our church website we are assembling a list of links and resources to help you celebrate Advent in your home, in quiet time alone or with your family, or as an active daily practice.
This includes books, experiences, online devotionals, photo-a-day challenges, and a lovely movie from the artists at Proost, that tells the Christmas story in a tidbit each day throughout Advent, which will be posted each day on the Church website.(Many of these resources have activities or readings that begin December 1).
Enjoy, and please let me know about any other links or resources you're finding helpful!
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