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“Surrender is the freedom that happens when you

“Surrender is the freedom that happens when you finally stop fighting.” — @kevinsweeney1 #imaginehi

IMAGINE UPDATE Join us online at 10 am sharp tomo

IMAGINE UPDATE

Join us online at 10 am sharp tomorrow morning for worship and for an update on where we are headed for the rest of the year as a church. For those who have had questions and have wondered about when we’re meeting again, join us tomorrow for all the clarity you need.

Link is in bio and on our website imaginehi.org/live

“Surrender is the freedom that happens when you

“Surrender is the freedom that happens when you finally stop fighting.” — @kevinsweeney1 #imaginehi

Rest allows us to grieve. Rest allows you to surre

Rest allows us to grieve.
Rest allows you to surrender.
Rest allows you to enjoy.

What form of rest are you entering into this week?

God does not give you a spotlight for your future,

God does not give you a spotlight for your future, He gives you a lamp for the next couple steps on the path.

As we move into this unknown and uncertain future, we are so excited to open ourselves up to the Spirit, to re-imagine a way forward, and to co-create a new way together.

Join us this morning at 10am sharp as we will be t

Join us this morning at 10am sharp as we will be talking about how rest is a form of resistance.

Juneteenth is about liberation and freedom for bla

Juneteenth is about liberation and freedom for black people in the United States.

As a church, we want to remember and celebrate this historic moment, and also commit to work and sacrifice to help make these promises of freedom more and more of a reality in America.

Because we know as a country, there is still work to be done.

Tomorrow night we will be doing a special edition

Tomorrow night we will be doing a special edition of “When the Kids Go Down.” We will be talking about conflict, relationships, uncomfortable exchanges, and the cost of speaking truth and standing up for justice.

So, if you’ve been tired, if you’ve had conflict with friends and family in the midst of this public uprising, and if you’ve dealt with any relational issues due to stances you’ve taken or things you’ve said, join us tomorrow night!

8 pm on Instagram Live!

These are two events our leadership support and wi

These are two events our leadership support and will participate in this weekend as our current way of protesting and bearing witness to the injustice done the black community and the legacy of killing innocent black people by the police.

We did not organize either one of these events, but we are with those who have and will be present and support their leadership.

Keep saying their names as we keep following the radical protesting Jesus through this cultural moment.

The scene from Sunday night’s paddle out for Geo

The scene from Sunday night’s paddle out for George Floyd.

So happy to support the organizers of this event—and amazing couple from our church.

But they know, and we know these demonstrations are about remembering George Floyd, they’re about continuing to say the names of all the victims of police violence and murder, and confusing to force our country to look at the history oppression and devaluing of black life.

The night was peaceful, it was beautiful, but we have to keep saying their names and keep calling for justice. 📸 @connortrimble

Today at 5:30 pm here on Instagram Live! Join us

Today at 5:30 pm here on Instagram Live!

Join us as we continue this conversation, reflect on the movement, and keep pushing things forward.

We believe this is such a critical cultural moment in our country, and that we can embrace our sacred responsibility to be voices for justice, allies, and witnesses against injustice and the coming Kingdom of God.

Join us online at 10 am sharp this morning! Durin

Join us online at 10 am sharp this morning!

During this important and intense cultural moment, our liturgy will reflect on the murder of George Floyd, what is happening right now in our country, and how Jesus was a protester.

Link is in bio and on our website imaginehi.org/live

Protest is a word that, from its latin roots, can

Protest is a word that, from its latin roots, can mean either to bear public witness or to speak openly for something.

The pastoral leadership of Imagine believe that in order to say “Yes” to the Kingdom of God, it also requires us to publicly say “No” to anything that is anti-Kingdom. And without any doubt, the legacy of institutionalized white supremacy, the structural sin of systemic racism, and the history of police brutality and the murder of George Floyd is anti-Kingdom.

These are two events our leadership support and will participate in this weekend as our current way of protesting and bearing witness to injustice in the name of Jesus.

We did not organize either one of these events, but we are with those who have and will be present and support their leadership.

Wednesday at 5:30 pm, Kevin will be hosting a conv

Wednesday at 5:30 pm, Kevin will be hosting a conversation here on IG Live called “Black Pain and Liberation” with Dr. Dwight A. Radcliff.

Dwight is the Assistant Provost for the William E. Panel Center for African American Church Studies and Assistant Professor of Mission, Theology, and Culture at Fuller Theological Seminary.

Join us for what will be a powerful conversation about how George Floyd, Black Lives Matter, and the current protests are connected to a history of Black pain and their struggle for liberation in our country.

Join right at 5:30. You don’t want to miss this!

The murder of George Floyd is not an isolated inci

The murder of George Floyd is not an isolated incident, but rather is a part of an entire history of institutionalized white supremacy and a legacy of racism and the devaluing of black life in our country. Sometimes, in order to say yes to Jesus’ vision of the Kingdom of God, we also need to have the vision and the courage to publicly say no to anything that is anti-Kingdom. #blackouttuesday

Join us online at 10 am sharp tomorrow. Tomorrow

Join us online at 10 am sharp tomorrow.

Tomorrow our liturgy will reflect on the murder of George Floyd, the legacy of institutionalized racism in our country, and how saying yes to the Kingdom of God requires us to publicly say no to anything that is anti-kingdom.

Link is in bio and on our website imaginehi.org/live

“On your path toward liberation, you have to lea

“On your path toward liberation, you have to learn to embrace your limitations.” — @kevinsweeney1 #imaginehi

When Jesus casted out demons, he would ask them th

When Jesus casted out demons, he would ask them their name. Evil needs to be named in its fullness before it can be sent away.

We believe it is an ongoing need to name the evils of white supremacy, systemic racism, and the devaluing of black life in our country.

At Imagine, we are committed to follow Jesus through any form of hatred or evil, and into the beauty and justice of the Kingdom of God.

God of justice,

Aid us, we pray, in overcoming the sin of white supremacy as a nation.
Grant us your grace in eliminating this blight
from our hearts, our communities,
our social and civil institutions.

Fill our hearts with love for you and our neighbor
so that we may work with you
in healing our land from racial injustice.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.

Amen.

Tonight at 8 pm on Instagram Live! Everyone is we

Tonight at 8 pm on Instagram Live!

Everyone is welcome to join us tonight for “When the Kids Go Down.” Our pastors Christine Sweeney, Licensed M.F.T., and Kevin will be hosting an interactive conversation about faith and mental health during this crisis. How does crisis, trauma, and the isolation of quarantine affect our mental health? How do we open ourselves up to transformation, while utilizing healthy coping mechanisms during times of great stress? What are ways to stay open to God, in tune with ourselves, and connected with others while we’re staying home?

Please feel free to DM us questions you have about these subjects or topics you would love to hear more about.

Join us online at 10 am sharp tomorrow. Experienc

Join us online at 10 am sharp tomorrow.

Experience church where you are, worship where you are, and know that the Spirit of God is fully present wherever you are when you tune in.

Link is in bio and on our website imaginehi.org/live

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