As we practice our faith, we might think it is our behavior that needs to change, but sometimes it's how we notice how others are treating us with love and care, and accepting it. Lent is not just about learning how to treat others, but about how we see: bit.ly/2Eo9bWq

Author of White Fragility, Robin DiAngelo helpfully reframes how white people often tell stories of race and racism that ignore our part in systemic racism: nbcnews.to/2UUV1Bu

Sometimes we forget that the life contained in the good news of Jesus Christ - the gospel stories we tell - are for a people not yet fully alive. We come with our tired, dead lives, hoping for a good word to resurrect us: bit.ly/2Sedlny

Why the type of break we take from ordinary rhythms in our sabbaths matters: bit.ly/2XgEI3Z

Lent is a time when we are called to examine ourselves carefully. No one of us can say we are beyond evil, but we can act in community to care for each other and face the evil in ourselves and in our communities together: bit.ly/2VikdCr

Today, the traditional celebration of the Annunciation - the announcement of Jesus' birth and identity to his mother Mary - is the perfect time to stretch our theological imaginations with regards to the virgin birth: bit.ly/2DqQZLy

The kingdom of God looks like...a place where all can play together: nyti.ms/2VdOGl0

Last year, renowned and respected Presbyterian theologian Katie Geneva Cannon died. In remembering her, we remember her exhortation that, "Even when they call your truth a like, tell it anyway!" Let us tell our stories like the truths they are: bit.ly/2T6NG4G

An excellent reminder this #Sabbath: reneeroederer.com/2019/02/21/you…

Lent is a time when we are reminded of our full humanity, as we are also called to remember others, no matter if they are likable or not. From dust we came, and to dust we return...all of us. bit.ly/2tzbIH8

Getting ready for our Color of Food Discussions, starting on January 19!

Mark your calendars! You are not going to want to miss any of Sunday’s Food and Faith events.

Prepare for this week’s Color of Food discussion by listening to this podcast interview with Rev. Dr. Heber Brown! podbean.com/site/EpisodeDo…

Reading the Color of Food. If you’d like to borrow the book, we will have copies available in the church office.

Where do you find hope?

Souper Bowl of Caring is today!! Donate before the kick-off! vimeo.com/509024532

Check out this article as we explore malnutrition and environmental racism. #coloroffood ucsusa.org/sites/default/…

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Let's Cook Together! We will be meeting with award-winning Chef Mark Ainsworth to explore more about economic and environmental sustainability as we cook a meal via Zoom...

It’s always good to spend time with Cindy Wang Brandt. She read her new book to the kids Bedford Presbyterian yesterday! #youarerevolutionary ❤️