PRAYER
May we find space, unfilled with yesterday, and left empty for tomorrow;
may we find poetry unwritten and waiting, for lines not yet voiced;
may we find silence unhurried and hopeful, for what is still to be imagined;
may we find time, unclaimed and eager, for our dogma to be reframed;
may we find truth, unbiased and abiding in what pandemics reveal about us;
may we find faith, unafraid and daring, to guide us on the way;
in such times as these, where a creative saviour invites tomorrow, and dares us to follow;
and holy words are cast in what is yet to be;
and sacred stories speak in unfamiliar ways for this unfamiliar time;
and the kingdom calls us to prepare, be ready, and newly imagine ourselves, our church, our communities;
may we find you, O God, unbound and resurrected, in this new moment of faith.
This article appears in the October 2020 Issue of Life and Work
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This article appears in the October 2020 Issue of Life and Work