MorningPrayer Thursday

Dear God,
     Let us be part of the rhythm of life, the segmented spiraled chambers that live in harmony and support of one another.  May each of us be a cell connected to the world around us, aware of our independence but also awakened to our dependency on each other. Help us, God, to live in this  unity of purpose and meaning so that we might end conflicts and divisions and give and receive life to one another. AMEN

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Keith said…
For interested prayers and viewers, the image is of the sawed-off trunk of a banana tree located in Knoxville, TN
February 3, 2017 at 9:42 AM
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