What We Read This Week


Each week, we bring you interesting stories from around the web. Here’s what caught our eye this week!


MINISTRY

How to Intentionally Plan a Day of Rest

I know I need to slow down. I need to find ways to connect with God by allowing time for holy moments on my Sundays, not just at Mass but after we leave church. Here are some of the ways I’m more intentional about making my Sabbath day holy….Read Full Article

From busted halo


SPIRITUALITY

#MeToo and the Spiritual Struggle for Gratitude

Through decades, I had cultivated the courage and conviction to make it to now — a life-giving present — and in midlife had done the work that enables me to say #metoo to a world of injustice and “thank you” for my own journey toward love.…Read Full Article

From On Being


FAITH

Ebola Deaths Rise As Patients Turn to Miracles Over Medicine

“We have to convince villagers that the disease is not a curse,” said Bavon N’Sa Mputu, an official in Bikoro, the town where the current Ebola outbreak is thought to have begun, according to an AFP report. Mputu further echoed the call of government and health officials for churches to play a part in discouraging superstition around disease and encouraging proper medical care…Read Full Article

From Christianity Today


SPIRITUALITY

Summertime and Living Takes Practice

Many of us first come to spiritual practices in the summer. There is something about the changed pace of our lives during these months that makes it a little easier to dedicate time to growth on our path. To encourage your exploration of practices this summer, we have designed a month’s worth of activities….Read Full Article

From Spirituality and Practice


FAMILY

From ucobserver


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Categories: faith, family, Ministry, spirituality

Author:Wood Lake Publishing

At Wood Lake Publishing we are passionate about supporting and encouraging an emerging form of Christianity, which is rooted in ancient wisdom and attentive to the movement of spirit in our day. Visit us online at woodlakebooks.com

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