Finding God in unsettling times
Archbishop Linda Nicholls
January 1, 2021
When I lived in the Himalayas, we had occasional earthquakes.
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When I lived in the Himalayas, we had occasional earthquakes.
I ask God to give me the words he wants me to speak for him.
The first request of the Lord’s Prayer, directed towards God, also points towards your heart and our communal experience and practice of Christian faith.
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