One Bed, Please
What does a whole story sound like? Is it even possible? Is there a way to claim a more complex and generative narrative about ourselves, about our families, about our community that will foster health? Stories of health are stories of wholeness. How do we tell more? What role can church play in whole story telling?
Please join us for worship at 9:30 or 11:15 a.m.!
Order of Service: October 2 Order of Service
Offering Recipient: Project for Pride in Living (give here)
Special Music: Chalice Singers, Dr. Jeremy Johnston
Listen to the Wisdom Story, Reading, and Sermon:
October Worship Theme: The Whole Story
A friend tells me that her family “clings to the story about how I’m the clumsy one.” I’ve never seen my friend trip, not once. Or drop a thing, ever. And yet, somehow, when she goes home, she spills coffee on at least one outfit, stubs at least one toe and stumbles down at least one step. The power of story! This month, we endeavor to tell whole stories, the stories that shape us, the stories that stand in our way, the stories that create openings for something new whether in our racial justice work or in our personal lives! Whole stories matter.
