The sacred manifests in the flesh of the earth
While the world aches for transformation and healing, God is not a distant observer but an enfleshed presence at the margins, in the soil, in chaos and quiet, in pleasure and pain. The Divine is intimately entangled with all aspects of our collective life: The material. The political. The intimate. The sensual. The struggle. The places where they all meet.
With this assurance, enfleshed creates and facilitates spiritual resources for learning and unlearning dominance in belief and practice. As the Spirit, tender and fierce, calls us all to courage, enfleshed hopes to provide sources of deep spiritual nourishment for the work of collective liberation before us.
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Of moons and worlds to come
By anna blaedel Tonight, the first sliver of a new moon will emerge in the night sky. For as long as I can remember, finding the moon in the night sky has been an orienting practice. Grounding, comforting. Harvest moons, glowing orange and full on the horizon....
When ‘I don’t know’ is enough
By Andrés Herrera Gré “Living in multiple worlds: this means having multiple experiences at once in the world. Often tied to multiple ways of being excluded or having many identities which compete for space.” - Naomi Ortiz, Sustaining Spirit: Self-care for Social...
All that is trying to save us
By Anna Blaedel true, this isn’t paradise but we come at last to love it for the sweet hay and the flowers rising, for the corn lining up row on row, for the mourning doves who open the darkness with song, for warm rains and forgiving fields, and for how, each day,...
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![Themes in the latest issue of Liturgy that Matters covering Matthew 11:2-11: This issue chases down our theologies of Creator creating - where does God's agency begin and end in our individual and collective becoming and what does our answer to that say of our own and others' bodies? Similarly, how do we navigate our own limitations on our agency and the choices that are available to us? This, through the lends of Advent, prophets in the wilderness, and the significance of testimonials.
This week's sermon commentaries are written by Casey Overton with the liturgy by Rev. Molly Bolton.
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- Casey Overton"]](https://i0.wp.com/enfleshed.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png?w=1080&ssl=1)
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