Holiday reading
Whether you’re looking for something to read aloud to a child or want to spend the holidays catching up on some of the year’s best, you’ll want to check out these great books. — Amy Pagliarella
According to the New York Times, a survey by Making Caring Common that was released in 2021 showed “We have big holes in our social fabric.” The study primarily measured the intensity of Americans’ loneliness epidemic, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Much can be argued about the reasons for this epidemic; this drawing away from each other. But much can be learned when we embrace being united and joined in the community of Christ. This issue of the Outlook considers the ways our diverse lives can look when we realize we are given to each other’s care as a family in Christ.
Whether you’re looking for something to read aloud to a child or want to spend the holidays catching up on some of the year’s best, you’ll want to check out these great books. — Amy Pagliarella
The world will wear me down unless I demand otherwise, writes Dartinia Hull.
Christ not only illuminates our common bonds as humans but shows what we can accomplish when we work together toward the good, writes Teri McDowell Ott.
PC(USA) pastor and researcher Erin Raffety and neurodivergent director of ministry Ellen White discuss how neurodivergent youth are reshaping youth ministry in innovative, faithful ways.
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