The Aunties Have Always Known
When I was a teenager, I loved Ralph Waldo Emerson, particularly his essay on self-reliance. Read more →
Interdependence
What does it mean to live interdependently?
DeShaun
CLF Member, incarcerated in TX
To be interdependent is to depend on one another. Read more →
Forgive Us Our Trespasses
In April of 2019, I led a youth and adult delegation from the local congregation I serve on a service-learning trip to Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Read more →
A Message To The Community: A Letter From Prison
Reggie
CLF Member, incarcerated in PA
I offer my condolences to the families who have lost loved ones
And became victims to the violence Read more →
Quest March 2022
March 2022
All are caught in an inescapable
network of mutuality, tied in a single
garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects
all indirectly.
—Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Articles
The Aunties Have Always Known
When I was a teenager, I loved Ralph Waldo Emerson, particularly his essay on self-reliance. Read more »
Forgive Us Our Trespasses
In April of 2019, I led a youth and adult delegation from the local congregation I serve on a service-learning trip to Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Read more »
A Message To The Community: A Letter From Prison
I offer my condolences to the families who have lost loved ones… And became victims to the violence… Read more »
Quest September 2021
September 2021
The ache for home lives in all of us. The safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned. —Maya Angelou
Articles
Quest September 2021
The ache for home lives in all of us. The safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned. —Maya Angelou Read more »
May This Be My Last Time?
Last semester, in a class on global Christianity at Meadville Lombard, I was reading examples of the early Christians in the Roman Empire taking a stand and becoming martyrs. Read more »
Home
We posed the above question in the most recent issue of the Worthy Now newsletter (a biannual newsletter sent to all incarcerated CLF members), and received the responses on the next two pages in response. Read more »
Hello from the CLF Board Chair
Hello beloveds, I’m Rev. Aisha Ansano, and I am thrilled to be serving as the new Chair of the Board of The Church of the Larger Fellowship! Read more »
‘Tis Mabon
After the close of Summer, before the land lies ‘neath snow, there comes the Magic of Autumn when all nature is aglow… Read more »
Widening the Leadership Table
Over the last year, the CLF Board, Nominating Committee, and Lead Ministry Team have been examining how to best serve and be accountable to our membership, nearly 50% of whom are currently incarcerated. Read more »
For Your Reflection
In this section, we offer questions for reflection based on ideas explored in this issue. You may wish to explore it individually or as part of a group discussion. Read more »
May This Be My Last Time?
Last semester, in a class on global Christianity at Meadville Lombard, I was reading examples of the early Christians in the Roman Empire taking a stand and becoming martyrs. Read more →
Home
Where in your life have you felt most at home?
We posed the above question in the most recent issue of the Worthy Now newsletter (a biannual newsletter sent to all incarcerated CLF members), and received the responses on the next two pages in response. Read more →
Hello from the CLF Board Chair
Hello beloveds,
I’m Rev. Aisha Ansano, and I am thrilled to be serving as the new Chair of the Board of The Church of the Larger Fellowship! Read more →
‘Tis Mabon
PHOTO BY MELISSA ASKEW ON UNSPLASH
After the close of Summer,
before the land lies ‘neath snow,
there comes the Magic of Autumn,
when all nature is aglow.
