Easter Saturday is a day we all know.  Hope is gone, or is it?  Faith is as dead as the cold, lifeless body of Jesus in the arms of Joseph of Arimathea.  And now on Sabbath, we wait to see what will emerge, re-orienting ourselves again to the greater purposes of life, unsure of the future.  But maybe the future dawn will bring new hope... And so we wait.

Easter Saturday is a day we all know. Hope is gone, or is it? Faith is as dead as the cold, lifeless body of Jesus in the arms of Joseph of Arimathea. And now on Sabbath, we wait to see what will emerge, re-orienting ourselves again to the greater purposes of life, unsure of the future. But maybe the future dawn will bring new hope... And so we wait.

Easter Saturday is a day we all know.&nbsp; Hope is gone, or is it?&nbsp; Faith is as dead as the cold, lifeless body of Jesus in the arms of Joseph of Arimathea.&nbsp; And now on Sabbath, we wait to see what will emerge, re-orienting ourselves again to the greater purposes of life, unsure of the future.&nbsp; But maybe the future dawn will bring new hope... And so we wait.

Easter Saturday - from deconstruction to what?

A place to connect with Jesus beyond the doors of the church....
Sometimes in life we are called to let go of structures and forms that have been part of our lives up until this point.  Like a lobster that leaves a shell that has become too constrictive.  It's risky and vulnerable to take this journey, but you know you must.  Maybe the church, as you have experienced it, is one of those forms or structures that you have had to leave.   You have questions that are not safe to ask.  You have found the community too conforming and unable to cope with differences of opinion or identity.  Maybe you have had to hide your true self.  Or struggled with how church related to the outside world.  It might be that you have been wounded or violated by those in leadership.  At Dchurched we want to provide a safe context  to keep doing life with Jesus outside the church walls.

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A place to connect with Jesus beyond the doors of the church.... Sometimes in life we are called to let go of structures and forms that have been part of our lives up until this point. Like a lobster that leaves a shell that has become too constrictive. It's risky and vulnerable to take this journey, but you know you must. Maybe the church, as you have experienced it, is one of those forms or structures that you have had to leave. You have questions that are not safe to ask. You have found the community too conforming and unable to cope with differences of opinion or identity. Maybe you have had to hide your true self. Or struggled with how church related to the outside world. It might be that you have been wounded or violated by those in leadership. At Dchurched we want to provide a safe context to keep doing life with Jesus outside the church walls.

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Easter Saturday - from deconstruction to what?

Easter Saturday - from deconstruction to what?