Christopher Watkins Lamb - April 19, 2020
"Wellness of the Whole"
Christopher Watkins Lamb begins and ends his relfection with a beautiful song "When the world is sick, can't no one be well..." Christopher brings a unique perspective in this moment from his role as a hospital chaplain, and as someone deeply connected to the earth and its cycles. His message calls us to use this time to grow in a deeper relationship with our closest neighbors and the land we live on.
From Series: "To Love What Is Mortal"
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