The Rest Your Soul Is Asking For
There are many ways to rest and all who are burdened by labor can find their rest in Jesus.
There are many ways to rest and all who are burdened by labor can find their rest in Jesus.
Rest takes root through weekly sabbath practice and extended prayer retreats.
Science shows that rest conduces to productivity, creativity, and physical, mental and spiritual health.
Lent disrupts self-absorption and reorders the soul to form us for deeper loving communion with God.
You can take the Lenten journey in solitude and silence, with family, and through immersion in multimedia Lenten devotionals.
The Resurrection changes how we think about aging, the afterlife, and pastoral leadership.
An intentional community embodies resurrection through radical sharing. A global mission fosters resurrection hope by freeing the oppressed. Communities of belonging offer dignity and friendship for marginalized people.
Psychology backs the promise of new life by showing how hope leads to a meaningful life, contributes to well being, and grows through deliberate practice.
The three pillars of Lent—Prayer, Fasting, & Almsgiving—heal our relationships with God, self, and neighbor, respectively, and science shows they are also good for us.
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