PNews 1/6/22

Epiphany is about God’s light blazing into our world. We can choose either to live by what it reveals, or to be blinded by it in our eagerness to live instead according to what we would prefer to be true. On this anniversary of the January 6 storming of the US Capitol, what does the Light of the world have to do with how we live today? In this week’s meditation, Blinded by Epiphany Light?, Rev. Dr. Sheldon W. Sorge explores this question and more.
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As you think about your giving in this new year, consider donating to the Lazarus Fund and Hunger Fund. Both organizations are ministries of the Pittsburgh Presbytery that seek to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ by caring for those in need in our communities. You can give online here or send donations to the Presbytery at 901 Allegheny Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15233.
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In this 1.5 hour-long free virtual writing workshop at 7pm on Tuesday, January 11, 2022, PublicSource’s faith & religion reporter Chris Hedlin will share five straightforward strategies for energizing your writing in religious contexts. You’ll focus on how to tell vibrant stories — how to narrate people’s experiences in ways that bring them to life on the page. Hands-on and practical, this PublicSource event is designed for anyone looking to write fresh, meaningful stories about their faith community.
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This resource provides simple, accessible ideas for Christian prayer and formation in a household setting. The practices are based on ancient patterns of prayer but are reimagined with contemporary life in mind. Some are designed for households with children, but most may be used by anyone.
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Come treat yourself on Monday mornings at 10am to Coffee with Clergy! It’s a space for Pastors to shake off the Monday morning drudge with coffee, laughter, and great conversation among colleagues. B.Y.O.C. (or tea)! Next week’s topic: “I’m so tired of Covid.” This pandemic has redefined the term exhaustion in a Pastors life! Join us Monday as we acknowledge the exhaustion and remember there is HOPE in perseverance.Click here for the Zoom link.
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