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We seek to be an inclusive Christian community that affirms faith in God and spiritual growth with a commitment to justice and stewardship of God’s creation.
![This prayer combines a passage from Trappist monk Thomas Merton’s, "Dialogues with Silence" (mid-20th Century) with a prayer by terminally ill AIDS patient Dennis Yount (early 1990s).
Bless us with Love, O Merciful Maker, that we may Love as You Love!
Creator on Whose Ground we stand, help us move closer to You.
You know us inside and out, our comings and our goings.
In one sense we are always traveling, and traveling as if we did not know where we are going.
In another sense we have already arrived.
We cannot arrive at perfection in this life, and so we are traveling and traveling in darkness.
Yet we do possess You by grace, and therefore, in that sense, we have already arrived and are dwelling in the Light.
Oh how far have we go to find You in Whom we have already arrived!
In the Name of Love, we have come.
In the Name of Love, we are here.
And, in the Name of Love we will go.
Knowing in our Hearts and in our Souls that what we have experienced is truly Divine.
In praise and trust we pray Creator, Christ and Constant Companion.
Amen
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We seek to be an inclusive Christian community that affirms faith in God and spiritual growth with a commitment to justice and stewardship of God’s creation.
