Wayne Presbyterian Church; Inner Peace in Darkness and Light

08/14/2021

"The important thing is not to think much, but to love much; and so do that which best stirs you to love." -St. Teresa of Ávila

📷: Chris Grey

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06/15/2021

Vinita Wright shares three ways to pray Ignatian, that is, in the style inspired by St. Ignatius of Loyola. Learn more about Ignatian prayer.

03/22/2021

01/12/2021

09/02/2020

08/27/2020

"The world is changed by your example, not your opinion." -Paulo Coelho

📷: Michael Treu

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04/21/2020

This is "Pastor George - It Is Well Social Media" by Central Community Church on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

04/12/2020

Many years ago, I heard a reading from the Hebrew Bible: “I set before you this day life and death. Therefore, choose life."

Too young to understand, I thought, “Well, there’s a no-brainer! Who wouldn’t choose life?” A couple of decades later, made wiser by hard times, I began to understand why we sometimes choose death-in-life. You’ll find the story below.

We now live in a viral pandemic that’s taking myriad lives. We also live in a political pandemic that's been deadly for many of our brothers and sisters in the U.S. and beyond our borders—and for democracy itself.

We need people who not only choose life but are willing to fight for it. In a world full of death, those who say YES! to life—and follow that yes into action—are our best hope.

For some, that means being good parents, neighbors, and friends. For others, it means showing up to provide essential services. For others, it means resisting the erosion of democracy.

Whatever your role may be in this double pandemic—and whether or not you celebrate Easter—my wish for all of us is that we learn to practice resurrection!