
“I had no hesitation this was the right thing”: Love Out Loud
They believe everyone can be called to act in some way. Lewis posed the question directly.
“What are you called to do?” she said.

They believe everyone can be called to act in some way. Lewis posed the question directly.
“What are you called to do?” she said.

Our guiding principle is simple: we honor the unique rights of children, families, and teachers to create a just and harmonious community.

“Perhaps the most significant change for me was becoming more involved in other opportunities to stretch and build new relationships.”

Welcome will continue to be a priority at St John’s. And to flourish and spread shalom, we will need to continue both to expand and to deepen.

“We remember 1 Corinthians 12: ‘That we are all one body, and that when one part of the body suffers we all suffer.'”

A hope that this can be the year that love can triumph in our homes, community and country.

As we prepare our hearts and minds for the next election and our Christian action options, we felt it important to remind ourselves of what happened during Operation Metro Surge and how faithful Christians responded.

“I found the services very moving, the sermons compelling and surprising, and the community welcoming.”

What motivates me to support Love Out Loud is my hope that we can become a community and a country that respects the dignity of all human beings.