Light and Dark

As we approach the shortest day of the year, it is good to use this time to remember the coming light. Look for the Light. He is coming.

This is a prayer adventure you can use personally or in a group. Use the prayer by Tess Ward on page one to help you generate your own thoughts. If the "short," "long," doesn't connect with you try "dark and light."
 

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