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Gratitude

Gratitude and the Saints by Rev. Dr. Ciarán Osborn

November 7, 2022 by Kirk Moore

The other week I was driving from an appointment in Cambridge back to my home. Sometimes, when I’m driving along I take the opportunity to listen to a playlist that I have saved called “Jesus Jams”. This is a long and carefully curated-over-many-years playlist that I have put together. There are presently over 100 songs […]

Filed Under: Gratitude, Healthy Living, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, self care, UCC, United Church of Christ

Gratitude by Rev. Dr. Ciarán Osborn

August 22, 2022 by Kirk Moore

The other day I was shopping at a local store when I came across an entire display of items, everything from pencils to tote bags, that dripped with messages of toxic positivity. These items commanded the reader to “be happy”. In the midst of depression, anxiety, or other mental health conditions, one of the last […]

Filed Under: Community, Gratitude, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

Resurrection by Rev. Megan Snell

March 22, 2021 by Kirk Moore

Church done well can be a community of support and hope. Church can provide people with a sense of inclusion, identity and purpose. Church can be a place of resurrection. In my own ministry and preaching, I endeavor to remind people who they are (created, known, beloved), whose they are (God’s), and what they are […]

Filed Under: Advocacy, Bipolar Disorder, Church, clergy, Easter, Gratitude, Lent, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

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