Worth

This list includes every page tagged with "Worth."

  • Shifting from Shame to Compassion
    By Eric Bliss
    From Pacific Western Region
    How do we learn to live, as people and as congregations, like we are worthy of love? How do we live into compassion for ourselves and others?
  • Sarah Lammert
    Parenting Children and Youth With Special Needs
    By Sarah Lammert
    From LeaderLab
    I’ve been talking with some of you who are parenting children and teens with special needs at home during this pandemic. I’m hearing that the standard parenting advice out there doesn’t feel relevant and even feels shaming and harmful.
  • A heart carved into the trunk of a tree, colored in red.
    Blessings on Those Staying Home
    By Linda Barnes
    From WorshipWeb
    We’re staying home. Love has never asked this of us before.
  • Against a brilliant sunset, a person in silhouette appears to punch the sun.
    The Fierce Fist Pump
    By Katie Romano Griffin
    From Braver/Wiser
    I was made this way, in this body and this skin. Like all beings, I have an inherent good that cannot be eclipsed.
  • On a carpet of green, beneath trees, four children toss a soccer ball in the air.
    You Matter
    By Matthew Rosin
    From WorshipWeb
    You matter. There is no one like you; never will be again, from the birth of the earth to its outermost end.
  • A table covered by papers, a notebook, and a coffee mug-- and a person's hand, writing with a pen.
    A Blessing for Finals
    By Alex Haider-Winnett
    From WorshipWeb
    We know that our worth is not based on our grades. The quality of our papers does not reflect on the quality of our personhood. That we are worthy of love especially when we struggle.
  • A circle of people, from above, with hands extended into the center of a circle.
    You Are Beloved and You Are Welcome Here
    By Joan Javier-Duval
    From WorshipWeb
    In this space of welcome and acceptance you are beloved.
  • six children run together holding hands wearing white tee shirts and blue shorts
    Crossing the Finish Line Together
    By Susan Dana Lawrence
    Based on a true story that happened at the 1976 Special Olympics in Seattle, WA ...
  • A large box of crayons in the foreground; in the background, a child bent over a drawing
    Kindling the Spirit
    By Connie Simon
    From Braver/Wiser
    What if we encouraged and celebrated each other for who we are? What if, instead of criticizing, we challenged with love, affirming the good we see in one another?
  • Rows of colored candy, meticulously laid out in rows of the same color, with one yellow candy in the "wrong" spot
    Good Enough
    By Lindasusan Ulrich
    From Braver/Wiser
    Spirit of Compassion, remind us that our task as humans is not perfection, but faithfulness.

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