
Today is Election Day
“Today marks the beginning of the work of faithfulness in whatever world greets us tomorrow.”

“Today marks the beginning of the work of faithfulness in whatever world greets us tomorrow.”

“Unfortunately, that election did not fuel my interest in politics. It was in fact more of a wake up call to what the US government is actually like.”

“This is my first Fauré Requiem and I have relished every moment.”

“Faith groups use election scenarios to prepare spiritually, mentally for what’s next”

“I have been so grateful for this choir and the support I have received during a very difficult time in my life.”

“Far more than simply asking God for things, true prayer is about sitting next to God, whose love is the ground and source of all creation, allowing God to hold our longings, our heartache, our gratitude, and those of the whole world.”

“I dove down and moved among them, through them, with them.”

“Our practical and tangible leadership choices—where we’ll spend our money, what projects we’ll undertake, what challenges we will tackle—are choices that now stem from that season of deep listening, so that we can truly take care of one another and the world we’ve been called to serve.”

“Some prayers have been answered almost immediately and we give thanks for that. Other issues such as family members with cancer are on the list as long as necessary.”