Matt Inman reflects on how disorientation invites us to create space to honor both our hardship and a deepening gratitude and love.  Erin Inman and Jason Ikpatt also share reflections from their own experiences [Mark 8:29-33].
 
Reflection
What experiences do you find most difficult to validate or legitimize? 
Where were you most surprised by where love or connection showed up for you this past week?

Matt Inman reflects on how disorientation invites us to create space to honor both our hardship and a deepening gratitude and love. Erin Inman and Jason Ikpatt also share reflections from their own experiences [Mark 8:29-33]. Reflection What experiences do you find most difficult to validate or legitimize? Where were you most surprised by where love or connection showed up for you this past week?

Matt Inman reflects on how disorientation invites us to create space to honor both our hardship and a deepening gratitude and love.&nbsp; Erin Inman and Jason Ikpatt also share reflections from their own experiences [Mark 8:29-33].
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Reflection
What experiences do you find most difficult to validate or legitimize?&nbsp;
Where were you most surprised by where love or connection showed up for you this past week?

Disorientation

The work of the people. Our weekly rhythm of being together as a larger community to worship and confess, to engage scripture and prayer, to celebrate eucharist, and to be sent back into the city with a benediction each and every week.

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Disorientation

Disorientation