We believe that all moments in life can be liturgical - the obviously sacred and the seemingly ordinary. Through this practice we acknowledge the holiness of emotional and physical spaces. Crafted for everything from your morning coffee to the unjust realities of this world.

It’s amazing what happens when you enact a piece of scripture. What has lain dormant on the page suddenly springs to life and whole new insights, critical opportunities, and resonances emerge from stories that have been heard before but could stand to be heard and seen anew.

Each week, God’s people gather to offer thanks and praise, longings and lament, with the promise that our prayers are heard. From the first words of the service to the benediction, there is something sacred when we lift up words that have been carefully crafted for a meaningful moment, a specific service, a particular people.

Poetry has the uncanny ability to slow us down—

to take a moment, a snapshot, a glimpse

and invite us to sit in its presence

and breathe.