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Advent I: On Longing (in collaboration with WeWelcome)
This Advent, we partnered with WeWelcome, an organization that teaches Americans how to advocate on behalf of our refugee neighbors. Together, we are learning how the hospitality found in the story of Christ’s birth invites us to live out welcome today. On this first Sunday of Advent, we’re going to look to the story of Elizabeth and Zachariah. We’ll examine what their lives can teach us about embracing the gift of hospitality, even in seasons of unmet longing and endless waiting. We pray this episode will be an encouragement to you in your own seasons of longing. Listen in.
Links and Resources:
Be sure to grab a free copy of our Advent Guide, “Bread is Home: A Guide for Showing Welcome”.
Donate $25+ to Edible Theology and receive a copy of “A Guide to Hard Conversations at the Holidays.”
Consider supporting The Edible Theology Project with a tax-free monthly or a one-time donation at www.edibletheology.com/fundraiser.
Follow The Edible Theology Project on Facebook or Instagram.
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This Advent, we partnered with WeWelcome, an organization that teaches Americans how to advocate on behalf of our refugee neighbors. Together, we are learning how the hospitality found in the story of Christ’s birth invites us to live out welcome today. On this first Sunday of Advent, we’re going to look to the story of Elizabeth and Zachariah. We’ll examine what their lives can teach us about embracing the gift of hospitality, even in seasons of unmet longing and endless waiting. We pray this episode will be an encouragement to you in your own seasons of longing. Listen in.
Links and Resources:
Be sure to grab a free copy of our Advent Guide, “Bread is Home: A Guide for Showing Welcome”.
Donate $25+ to Edible Theology and receive a copy of “A Guide to Hard Conversations at the Holidays.”
Consider supporting The Edible Theology Project with a tax-free monthly or a one-time donation at www.edibletheology.com/fundraiser.
Follow The Edible Theology Project on Facebook or Instagram.