What does it look like to prayerfully open up more fully to both suffering and hope? Christopher Mack wonders how we attend to the Goodness of God as an invitation to grow in prayerful discernment, empowerment, and liberation. [Colossians 1:9-14]
Reflection
What is one way I can grow in attending to God’s Nonviolent Inclusive Kin-dom?
Where do I need to grow my endurance for building Beloved Community?
How might I compassionately welcome this moment without feeling resigned to the status quo?
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