by Rev. Ellen Jennings

Psalm 84

I’ve always struggled with “reentry”—the term a friend of mine taught me to use in reference to the act of returning home after spending time away.  I think, perhaps, it’s because there have been large periods of my life when where I lived was not where I wanted to be—including DC for quite awhile after I first moved here, many years ago in the early 90s.  Too hot, too far south, too urban—you get

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Greetings~

I’d like to begin by quoting the Libby Roderick lyrics I sang at the beginning of last Sunday’s sermon:

How could anyone ever tell you, you were anything less than beautiful?

How could anyone ever tell you, you were less than whole?

How could anyone fail to notice that your loving is a miracle?

How deeply you’re connected to my soul.

As I preached Sunday morning, my heartfelt prayer is that we’ll all know how deeply we are loved—and

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