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A powerful message from a selection of faith leaders for survivors. "We're allowed to be angry. We should be angry."

Are you letting your anger speak in your leadership? What does that look like? What has changed because of it?

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Ingrid Brown @iahbrown·

15 Oct

@LeaderShift_BCC Thanks for the shout out! Forest Church is this Saturday at 3pm for anyone interested! https://t.co/e9kU9L9D1w

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LeaderShift_BC Conf.@LeaderShift_BCC·

15 Oct

This week, @iahbrown at Weird Church Cumberland wrote about Sabbath (& Sloth) and what it really means to take that Holy time to rest. Yes, "Sabbath is hard," as Rev. Ingrid writes, but it is also "a reorientation towards gratitude." #MondayMotivaton

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LeaderShift_BC Conf.@LeaderShift_BCC·

14 Oct

A reminder that Embracing the Spirit grant applications are due tomorrow (October 15th). Get those dreams on paper 🙌

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Tyler Wigg-Stevenson @TylerWS·

11 Oct

Being furious about injustice doesn’t mean that you’re “too political”. It can mean that you’re “appropriately theological”. Siding against the unjust doesn’t make you “too partisan”. It can mean you’re discerning the “cosmic powers over this present darkness” and waging war.

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