We don’t graduate from our need to trust and obey

Keith Sinclair  |  Comment
Date posted:  1 Feb 2022
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We don’t graduate from our need to trust and obey

The ‘Healing Window’ in Manchester Cathedral, commemorating ‘peaceful communities’ after the IRA bomb of 1996 in the city centre.

I’m writing just as 2022 has begun. Looking forward to this year in the Church of England it’s not hard to see some significant challenges ahead.

One is exhaustion and weariness in the face of the ongoing pandemic. My impression from Anglican clergy is the challenge of patient endurance in the face of tragedy, hardship and crisis, including in some cases the personal crisis of the minister, taking their toll with the accumulated pressure of these last two years.

Where is the faith, the energy, the hope to come from if personally you feel like you are running on empty or near empty?

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