Tag: grief
Loss During Lent
10 As soon as it was night, the brothers and sisters sent Paul and Silas away to Berea. Upon arrival, they went into the synagogue of the Jews. 11 The people here were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica, since they received the word with… Continue Reading “Loss During Lent”
Where Are You, God? (grief pangs)
My fellow Bereans, I take comfort in knowing that when a thought comes that is new to me, I am not the only one who’s thought it. That is your disclaimer…. of sorts. Have you ever been in a place where God should be,… Continue Reading “Where Are You, God? (grief pangs)”
Grief and Grieving
I watched the funeral for His Grace Bishop J. Delano Ellis, II and marveled. I was sad, crying, and grateful. In the same week of his passing were the passing of Superintendent Eddie Whitelaw, husband of the incredible teacher/preacher Prophetess Sharon Seay Whitelaw, and… Continue Reading “Grief and Grieving”
A Short Prayer for Renewal
Today I consider that some of us make it through a week of busy schedules (work, church, community service, family needs, kids’ needs, etc.) to get to Sunday, and struggle mentally with going to worship service. Whether we pin it on the people, the… Continue Reading “A Short Prayer for Renewal”
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