More Prayer Stations for Election Day
In 2020 and 2022, I developed sets of prayer stations that could be used either at home or in a […]
In 2020 and 2022, I developed sets of prayer stations that could be used either at home or in a […]
As the United States nears the 2022 midterms, I decided to create a new set of prayer stations to be used during this election season. These stations provide people with tangible ways to pray for our communities and leaders as we continue to navigate how to interact with each other in politically divided times.
All of the fault lines dividing us that have been exploited in American culture over the last four years will still be intact no matter when the ballots finish being counted and no matter who wins.
Sixteen of us from four congregations joined at the top of a mountain to share communion and pray together.
We were lucky to have 36 hours to prepare before we evacuated. In Baton Rouge this August, people had 5 minutes.
I asked God to hear my prayer: “I know it’s just stuff, God, but it’s ours.”
Stories of evacuating from and responding to Hurricane Matthew give perspective to this election season.
I’ve never been the kind of person on whom a bird would perch. But there’s much more to St. Francis than that.