Easter

Posted on April 17, 2022March 1, 2022 by Debora Ragland Buerk

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John Kiemele on Living Hope & In Memoriam.March 20, 2023
Steve...you were LIFE lived large and had a heart bigger than most moments. Now you dwell in perpetual Light with…
John Kiemele on Happy Anniversary Selah!December 7, 2022
Thank you for such kindness Jan...your blessings touch us and remind us of your heart-felt presence...something you have shared from…
janwa98335 on The InvitationNovember 2, 2022
Kathleen, I absolutely love this! I am encouraged to spread my wings, too! Jan Larsen
DeboraBuerk on Where Do I See GodOctober 12, 2022
I am blessed by every poem you write. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Tressa Petersen on Where Do I See GodOctober 12, 2022
Ahhh….the awe, Love, splendor of God, our Creator…expressed so beautifully. The wonder! Wonderful expression; thank you Debbie♥️

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Selah Writes

Reflections: A Journey through Lent into Easter

This book curates a reflective posture through a compilation of poems, words, prayers, songs, questions, and images that have touched those in the Selah community for the Lenten season that leads to Easter.

A time to remember Jesus Christ’s life, ministry, death, and resurrection, Lent opens up space to consider our own story as it intersects the Gospel story of “good news.” The season reminds us not only of the resurrection of Jesus Christ who brings hope and life, but also of God’s presence in the liminal space of wondering and crying out amidst the pain and suffering of life.

Using pieces offered by the community, this book provides a trellis of spiritual practices that cultivate the heart and soul for such a time as this, the winter before the spring, that otherwise may become dark and meaningless. As a companion to accompany you, the reflections in the book help navigate the season with hope.

The invitation to hear God and join the Selah community comes through the Selah way of the pausing, encountering, desiring wholeness, and loving others, as the Divine Presence of Holy God extends Godself in Jesus Christ.