In a patchwork quilt, each piece of fabric contains a story in itself—where, when, and how it was made; what other garment or fabric it once was part of; who created and touched the fabric. Sewn together, the quilt collectively tells other stories and goes on to be part of yet more stories in the lives of many beings who interact with it.

from Rev. Dr. Sheri Prud’homme’s “Theological Reflection on the Proposed Revision to Article II” (PDF, 9 pages)