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Resurrection by Rev. Megan Snell

March 22, 2021 By Rev. Dr. Ciarán Osborn (he/him)

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

Lent Means Spring by David Finnegan-Hosey

February 22, 2021 By David Finnegan-Hosey

I had mixed feelings presiding over Ash Wednesday services this year. For one thing, the COVID precautions we have instituted at the college where I serve as chaplain meant that we did not sing together and that, instead of the usual and meaningful act of imposing ashes on foreheads, we distributed ash in individual packets. […]

Filed Under: Anxiety, Hope, Lent, Mental Health Network, Pandemic, UCC, United Church of Christ

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