Our very being and place in one another's lives is to help one another. This means to enter into the vulnerable space means we must learn to ask for what it is we “need.”

Sometimes the strength is in the remembering. There’s a phrase, “You’ve survived 100% of your worst days.”

Advent is a reminder that goodness is coming even though it may be hard to see in the present reality. 

I have become more and more confident that the disorienting moments of our faith journey can actually be great catalysts in forming who our spiritually and our understanding of God. Because of this, I see and understand faith differently.

the only path to a new orientation is disorientation. A journey through pain—pain that comes from questioning, from new actions, and from grief.

From November 27 through December 27, we invite you to join us each day as we journey together through the Advent and Christmas season. Each reflection will help us consider how we can discover peace, wholeness, and wellbeing—even in the midst of disorienting moments. We are looking forward to journeying collectively during this Advent and Christmas season. This means to enter into the vulnerable space means we must learn to ask for what it is we “need.”