March 2022
Practice centering prayer; guided by the Spirit, choose a sacred word and pray over that word for 20 minutes. Read, meditate, and pray using lectio divina. Read the Belhar Confession; pray for racial reconciliation and justice. Identify at least one way you can practice equitable hospitality. Practice listening prayer; invite God to
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