Friday, December 2, 2022

The Presbyterian Outlook - Remembering Club Q, Advent, addressing mental health

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Dear Outlook readers, 

Today, I pray that you are able to see the Spirit at work all around you — in community, in creation, in the work of the church. Know that God goes with you into all the unknowns of this time and Christ's grace covers you.

In Christ,

Rose Schrott Taylor
Outlook digital content editor

Advent of the ministry of the future by Patrick B. Reyes
Antisemitism, politics and the church by Elana Keppel Levy
It’s been a week since the Club Q shooting. Let’s not move on. by Shane Claiborne
A once-dying church hopes to reinvent itself with coffee and kindness by RNS

In case you missed it...

Welcome to Advent
What is Advent anyway? Should we be happy? Sad? Contemplative? Expectant? And why is that one candle pink? — Walter Canter

Light for the Darkness
The call to address mental health and how one 1001 New Worshiping Community is answering. — Thirza Sayers

Sanctuary on the street corner
Josefina Ahumada reflects on sanctuary and Advent in the context of serving migrant workers in Tuscon, Arizona.

Demon Copperhead
Amy Pagliarella reviews Barbara Kingsolver's latest book.

Trump’s Twitter return sparks concern among faith groups
New owner Elon Musk has gone back on his promise not to replatform anyone before instituting a transparent process that included outside input, according to the Anti-Defamation League's head. — RNS

“Nones” and “dones” and Presbyterians 
After interviewing 200+ young adults with no religious affiliation, PC(USA) pastors Sue Pizor Yoder and Stephen Simmons share how this growing population differs from the institutional church — and how these groups are similar.

Download the FREE Blue Christmas Service: For worship planners or individual devotions, this six-page downloadable guide has prayers, readings and hymns for reflection on the sadness that sometimes also accompanies the joy of the holidays. Request the resource here.
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