From New Hampshire-
Heading into Holy Week churches are deploying various means to keep their congregations connected to each other, and God.
“Even
though we are really isolated we are being really intentional about
being connected,” said Rev. Elsa Worth pastor of St. James Episcopal
Church in Keene.
People are in need and really looking for some sort of spiritual
connection, Worth said. Her church’s approach has not been on worship
services so much as on shepherding the flock, she said.
“A little
bit more pastoral and addressing people’s anxiety,” she said. “It’s a
terrible time and people are having a terrible time emotionally. … It’s a
time of lament and we’re not used to lament. … This is hard, people are
dying all over the world and we have systems that are not addressing
this that well.”
More here-
https://www.concordmonitor.com/Churches-across-the-state-grapple-with-season-of-exile-ahead-of-holy-week-33721478
Monday, April 6, 2020
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