Alison and the whale

In the face of sin, death and the injustice of empire, we are called to practice resurrection. A reflection on Romans, quoting also Wendell Berry's poem, Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front. 

The story of Abram points to a more just settlement, paving the way to Voice and Treaty.

We here at Sanctuary used to gather 'all together in one place.' So what happened? And what comes next?

If you want to encounter the Risen Christ, don't gaze into heaven. Just look around!

A community founded on Christ will be humble, hospitable and loving.

Followers of Jesus engage in four devotional practices, which lead to full and flourishing life.

Through stranger, scripture and a meal shared, all things are made new: even us!

Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem resembles a pride parade, and our guy is a clown.

Only a people divorced from Spirit, self and land, indeed, only a culture of dry bones, could engage in colonial violence. Yet even for them, there is hope.

To encounter Jesus is to invite change.