Prayerful Mental Health and Spirituality
In the Anglican tradition, we kneel. We kneel at the communion rail, we kneel in confession, we kneel when the weight of the world presses...
This is devotionals, drawing on Luke 6:20-21. It carries an emotional tone of hope, compassion and love.
In the Anglican tradition, we kneel. We kneel at the communion rail, we kneel in confession, we kneel when the weight of the world presses down and we have no words left. And sometimes, kneeling is the most honest posture a struggling soul can take. Luke 6:20-21 names a blessing that the world finds baffling: "Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh."…
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