We don't often think of study as a spiritual practice, but it can be. Seeing study as a spiritual practice helps us to move beyond acquiring or accumulating knowledge so that what we learn leads us to wonder and worship. This week, our good friend, Carolyn Arends, encouraged us to see study and contemplation as 'fraternal twins.' Each is incredibly important, but they are much better together.  For some additional resources, please visit our <a href= "https://www.practicetribe.com/uncategorized/the-practice-of-study-in-spirit-and-in-truth/"> website</a>. If The Practice Church has been meaningful to your journey, would you consider a tax-deductible gift? You can give at <a href= "https://www.practicetribe.com/give/">https://www.practicetribe.com/give/</a>

Walking in the Beginning (Genesis 1)

The Practice is a community that gathers for worship, prayer, teaching, and communion. The Scripture, prayers, and songs of our opening liturgy help us to set aside all that distracts us from the Lord’s loving presence. We slow down to learn and engage the spiritual practices that help us to walk with Jesus. Every gathering, we center around the communion table to meet with Christ in a tangible way.

Through all of this, we are seeking to create a sacred space, both in our gatherings and in our everyday lives, so we can practice the way of Jesus together for the sake of the world.