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A Note from K
Hi everyone!
I hope you are well today. You may have seen that the poet, Wendell Berry, died earlier this week. He was one of my favorites. In the storage closet/key room (which was my office when I was the youth director here!), there's one of his poems that I hand-wrote and taped to the wall, still there.
If you haven't before, take some time to read the poem he wrote, The Mad Farmer's Liberation Front. I've always been struck by the last line: Practice Resurrection.
As people who are called to embody the ways of God, what do you think it looks like to practice resurrection? Where do you see resurrection show up in your daily lives? In what ways are you longing for new life, for new possibility, to be real where there is otherwise death and impossibility?
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this poem, and to continue to be people who practice resurrection in all the ways we understand it.
Warmly,
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K
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