“We need people in the community who are not talking at us but talking with us.” said Carol Scott, an emergency room physician and one of the co-directors of the program called Kindred Coaches. “We need people who can provide facts and information and can inspire.”
“The important thing is the destination: there is no extra virtue attached to going it alone.”
“Take a moment and look. Close your eyes and listen. See the hope that surrounds you. And repeat as needed.”
Community First grew to serve nearly 3,000 meals a week and, since the end of March, has served nearly 60,000 people around the area. Roslyn, with its commercial kitchen and dining hall, served as the hub for the program, supported by hundreds of volunteers from local Episcopal churches.
“Is not Jesus himself acknowledging his wandering life? Did he not sometimes dream of a quiet life, such as that at the family home in Bethany?”
Special guest the Venerable Pamela Rieger, aka Deacon Pam, joins in to discuss Jesus’ exchange with the Pharisees about paying taxes to Cesar from this week’s gospel
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Curiously, selfishness seems to bring little actual delight and joy into our lives
Luci and Jordan are joined by special guest, The Rev Canon Dr. Ellen Clark-King
“What belongs to God is the blood and breath of all living creatures, Roman and Jewish alike — and all creation from the dust in the road to the galaxies in their courses. “