“If they remained silent, the stones would shout out.” (Luke 19:40).
On the day of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the religious authorities demanded that his disciples remain quiet. Yet, Jesus knew that his people and all Creation could not help but speak out. In our social, political, and climate-changed landscape, we may feel pressured to bottle up our grief and concerns. We may feel that it is more comfortable or more polite to remain quiet. However, Jesus shows us that it is good and sacred to express ourselves. On Creation Care Sunday, April 26, at 11:30 AM in the Palmer Room, we invite you to be in the presence of Christ’s love and your neighbors’ companionship as we share our grief for the world. No registration or previous grief group attendance required. All are welcome.
On the day of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the religious authorities demanded that his disciples remain quiet. Yet, Jesus knew that his people and all Creation could not help but speak out. In our social, political, and climate-changed landscape, we may feel pressured to bottle up our grief and concerns. We may feel that it is more comfortable or more polite to remain quiet. However, Jesus shows us that it is good and sacred to express ourselves. On Creation Care Sunday, April 26, at 11:30 AM in the Palmer Room, we invite you to be in the presence of Christ’s love and your neighbors’ companionship as we share our grief for the world. No registration or previous grief group attendance required. All are welcome.
