I am a part of a sisterhood....so big and so diverse that I cannot fully comprehend it. The faces and lives of my sisters reflect that of Christ to me if I will only stop to notice. Everyone of them different yet the same..in Him. I am so blessed to be a part of His great family in the earth and to share that in a micro way with 11 other beautiful sisters through the magic of the traveling scarf....it is a link to these eleven sisters scattered around the country even the world. Through the travels of our scarf we are connected, a picture of our true reality. Because though separated by miles and timezones, cultures and continents we actually stand outside of time and space, hand in hand together with our Lord. Our traveling scarf denotes this, a cord that binds us together. It is a tangible representation of what is true, the invisible made visible. Its a magical bond that reflects His binding of us together. I'm up for an adventure...with the scarf...with my sisters! I'll let you know how it turns out. :)
11 comments:
Bind us together Lord---with cords that cannot be broken.
Can't wait to see where another Scarf Sister takes us!
I'm with Pat...singing the song..."bind us together Lord, bind us together with cords that cannot be broken..."
You have written a beautiful post!
Can't wait to read of your scarf adventures!
What a great testimony, Cheryl, of God's strength knitting us together in Himself. Looking forward to the travel.
Such beautiful thoughts...Bind us together Lord, Bind us together in love! Looking forward to your journey with our Scarf!
beautiful post and what a holy image. can't wait to see the adventures we go on together!
Grace - heard this week that grace can't be paid back but nothing about paying it forward. What a wonderful way for us women to share ourselves with each other. I can imagine hold the scarf and praying with it. The next leg of its journey and yours. Women's relationships can be as difficult as they are rewarding - the two go hand in hand. May you two spend some good time together especially this week before Thanksgiving...
How blessed you are !:)
That sounds really interesting. I'd like to hear more about this story!
Give my love to Bek. I haven't been about the blogs much lately, and didn't realize her hubby had been deployed.
Well said sister!
Connie
It's a wonderful picture you are painting.
I am happy to be a part of it.
From Felisol
What a great idea! We all have talents and strengths and when bound together we can accomplish some wonderful things in the Kingdom of God. Blessings.
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