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As we close this week, I want to take a quiet moment to acknowledge the hearts and voices that made this space feel warm and alive. Thank you to everyone for your love & support, for offering a kind thought, or simply holding space in stillness.
This week, I’m grateful for:
Family, Friends, Love,
the gentle presence of those listening quietly,
and the unity we continue to cultivate together.
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As we close this week, I want to take a quiet moment to acknowledge the hearts and voices that made this space feel warm and alive. Thank you to everyone who shared a reflection, offered a thought, or simply held space in stillness.
This week, I’m grateful for:
the insights shared in our discussions,
the gentle presence of those listening quietly,
and the unity we continue to cultivate together.
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As we close this week, I want to take a quiet moment to acknowledge the hearts and voices that made this space feel warm and alive. Thank you to everyone who shared a reflection, offered a thought, or simply held space in stillness.
This week, I’m grateful for:
the insights shared in our discussions,
the gentle presence of those listening quietly,
and the unity we continue to cultivate together.
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As I've spent time with Liturgy of the Ordinary and reflected on the pace of our community, I've decided to treat this book as our summer read.
Given the rhythms of summer and the book's reflective nature, this feels like the right opportunity to read slowly, notice carefully, and engage without pressure.
You're welcome to continue at whatever pace works best for you. There is no need to rush.
Sometimes the most meaningful books are not the ones we finish quickly, but the ones we spend time living with.🫠💖
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In the first chapter, Tish Harrison Warren writes:
"God is forming us into a new people. And the place of that formation is in the small moments of today."
This caused me to pause and reflect. We often look for purpose in the big moments of life, yet so much of our formation happens in the ordinary moments that seem insignificant.
What small moment in your life right now might be more meaningful than you realize?♥️
Love you 💕