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Isaiah 58: A Prayer and Liturgy

Update Your Passions & Interests

To best utilize BASE, you should make sure the CAUSES you're passionate about and your SKILLS & INTERESTS are up to date -this allows you to have opportunities curated for what you're looking for!

Quarantine

Manna-Style Living in Unprecedented Times

"These are unprecedented times." I have heard this sentence perhaps more than any others over the past few weeks. Unprecedented is an accurate description as the majority of the world's living population has not experienced a pandemic with the life-halting power as COVID-19. Over the course of a few short weeks...

The Calculated Calculus of Helping Neighbors During a Pandemic

In the coronavirus crisis, kind gestures like picking up groceries could carry great risk...

From Death to Life

A Year of a Week

Tarrying in a Time of COVID-19

Wellness in the Midst of Crisis

As we enter unchartered waters for our generation, we are faced with a myriad of thoughts and fears that can flood our minds. Dwelling on such things for too long can create anxiety leading to its own mental health crisis that could be more far reaching than this virus. While it is not in our power to stop such a virus (unless you are a researcher working on a vaccine!), it is in our power to find ways to keep ourselves healthy in all aspects of the human condition: physically, emotionally, spiritually, and socially.

Connecting the Dots | Volunteering & COVID-19

the Love Out Loud team has been listening, watching and monitoring the vast number of developments locally, nationally and internationally. While we are called to take immediate steps for our own health and safety and those around us, we also believe we are called to a ministry that is carefully considered and desperately needed.

Crucial Choices

In such a time as this, it is pertinent that we settle our hearts as we begin to serve in ministry. Our team shared these thoughts and reflections this morning in the form of liturgy as we continue to align resources in times of crisis in our community.