My church, like most, closed its doors in 2020 asking people to stay home and stay healthy. Without my weekly worship service, I worried that I might find myself drifting from the anchor that those special meetings give me. The opposite happened. My teenage son and I held our own Sunday service, complete with hymns, the sacrament and uplifting messages. It was a time never to be forgotten. We were more personally engaged in our worship. It was closer to our hearts and minds, and we felt the Lord was watching over us.
Read More »VIDEO: Coffee Talk on Building Dialogue, Hate & Violence
SpokaneFāVS hosted the Coffee Talk: ‘Building Dialogue for Justice in Response to Hate and Violence’.
Read More »UNDERSTANDING PRAYER: Finding Peace in the Pool
For me, being in the water is when I feel closest to God. Being in the water God created makes me feel at home, at peace and safe. It makes me feel like I have a connection to God and that I’m being heard.
Read More »Establishing Ties and Taming Peace
By Kimberly Burnham In Rhodian, a language spoken on Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese islands of Greece the word “ktílos” or “κτίλος” means peaceful, tame, docile, gentle and domesticated as if those who are peaceful must also be docile. In English, the words “tame” and “peaceful” seem pretty different but in …
Read More »A Generous Peaceful New Year
s we move into a new year, let's consider what peace means to ourselves, to our friends and families, and our neighbors near and far.
Read More »POEM: Peace
May your kingdom come. May your peace reign in our hearts.
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