Open Arms, Safe Communities We read these stories over

We read these stories over and over

From the future of the Eucharist to the nature of Christian hope

these structures are believed to tell a series of stories about the meaning of life

The perspective in the reflections is deeply personal and written to be used by both individuals and groups

This collection of sermons includes examples of prophetic preaching that are visionary and that speak in ways that offer radical comfort as well as radical challenge

Open Arms, Safe Communities We read these stories overHow do we reconcile the need to create safe places for worship and community with a theology of welcome and inclusion? Most houses of worship know they need a safety plan, but leadership often resists the tough conversations of restricting access and locking more doors. This seems contrary to proclaiming that church is a welcoming, open place for all. There are books, manuals, guides, and articles advising how to create a safety plan for faith based