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by Owen Copps

If we are to be the body of Christ in the world, I think it is hard to have an Episcopal hand over here doing its own thing, a Lutheran nose doing its own thing, a Methodist kneecap doing its own thing, and a UCC foot doing its own thing. I think it brings God great joy to see us step out from behind our denominational differences and work together to share the divine, unending, and unconditional love of Christ with the world and with each other.

by Ezrica Bennett

During my undergraduate years, my biology professor shared a devotion centered around the story “The Bamboo and the Fern.” I revisit that story often, especially during seasons when I’m tempted to compare my journey with others…Recently, I have come to understand that the discovery of purpose, identity, and calling often unfolds more slowly and less visibly than we might desire.

by Katrina Leslie

Who would have thought that the girl who was too busy doing homework on Sunday night to go to youth group in high school would end up being a minister for youth and young adults just 10 years later? I for sure did not see that coming.

by Maddie Gold

There is no way to prepare you for this kind of tragedy. Whether you yourself experience something like this, you care for people who do, or you come alongside someone navigating an unnatural disaster—you will not be prepared, but you can be present.